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This is likely a reaction to the lack of accountability for those in power. For most of these things, the court of public opinion is the only available option
by jmcqk6 7y ago
This is likely a reaction to the lack of accountability for those in power. For most of these things, the court of public opinion is the only available option left for any hint of accountability. The courts cannot be counted on for it. The legislature cannot be counted on for it.
The way to fix this would be by introducing more accountability, but the national review would oppose such things as 'unneeded regulation'.
The widespread feeling now is that if you are rich and powerful, you do not face the consequences for your actions. There are some pretty good reasons for feeling that way too.
My hypothesis is that if we started increasing accountability, we would see a decrease to the type of behavior you're describing.