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Not looking to go back. Just forward in a different direction. Some institutions were never trust worthy, others were for a while. But the assumption of no ins
by mola 6y ago
Not looking to go back. Just forward in a different direction.
Some institutions were never trust worthy, others were for a while. But the assumption of no institution is trustworthy is a self fulfilling prophecy.
Why would an institution want to be trust worthy if no one would believe it? And if it actually hurts it?
We need to demand our institutions to be trustworthy, and make those that aren't pay for it.
We shouldn't just say "fuck it, everybody lies, I guess I'll lie a bit too". Or say "of course they lied, it's the rational thing to do"
That's what we do when we opposed the very idea of being honest for honesty's sake.