> Where does the moral line lie then? I don't know that that's a useful question in this context. Bureaucracies function in intensely amoral ways. Even ones wi

> Where does the moral line lie then? I don't know that that's a useful question in this context. Bureaucracies function in intensely amoral ways. Even ones with a moral mission. You can embarrass the leadership with moral judgments, and that will steer things for at least as long as public scrutiny maintains its attention span. Internally, though, the rules look more like game theory, and the bureaucracy will naturally tend to reject anyone who doesn't want to play the game.