Ah yes, the "make me" culture. As in, make me do it or get the fuck out. It's as prevalent in corporate America as it is in our government. The problem is, ther

Ah yes, the "make me" culture. As in, make me do it or get the fuck out. It's as prevalent in corporate America as it is in our government. The problem is, there is no one there to enforce the laws and regulations. Corporations should be subject to the government and the government subject to its own command structure and hierarchy. They are not. The result? The government has given up its monopoly on power. Now you can die in a plane and nothing will happen to your murderer (see 737 max). Now you can commit crimes as a government employee without fear of punishment or retaliation. No one is safe. Without consequences for bad actions, we might as well still be out in the jungle, fearing for our lives daily. In fact, this is the reality for tens of millions of Americans. Money can buy some protections, but most are out of reach of ordinary citizens. I mean who can force Southeast to comply with standards if the FAA and the entire government structure behind it going up to the president can't do it? I think it's safe to say we do not and likely never did live in a country that's ruled by law.