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That's an interesting point but it's arguably not the same because you should be able to enforce a strict separation between parties such that it isn't possible
by burlesona 6y ago
That's an interesting point but it's arguably not the same because you should be able to enforce a strict separation between parties such that it isn't possible for the people who collect bounties to create the waste/corruption that they are being paid the bounty to identify.
- darkerside 6y agoIn theory, of course. But when there's money involved, it has a funny way of flowing towards "value creation". In theory, you should be able to keep politicians from benefiting from a quid pro quo with lobbyists. In practice, politicians seem to frequently attain cushy jobs in private industry after their terms end (and sometimes before another begins). Humans are unfailingly creative. I don't know how they'd game the system you set up, but I assure you they will!