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If you can't be loyal to the institution, be loyal to the "favourable conditions" of the institution. Support those conditions. Because those conditions DO giv
by forensic 16y ago
If you can't be loyal to the institution, be loyal to the "favourable conditions" of the institution. Support those conditions.
Because those conditions DO give back to you.
- lsc 16y agoI wonder if the parent is objecting to the word "loyalty" - Loyalty implies a certain degree of unconditional support; while I think that when talking about countries, we're better off with conditional support. That said, if by loyalty you mean conditional support, I agree completely. Governments don't exist in a vacuum, and there is constant pressure from the those who directly benefit from a less-efficient government.
- alex_c 16y agoI am - and to be fair I don't think anyone else used the word "loyalty", so I could be swinging at strawmen, but that's what some of the discussion sounded like to me.