> You just have to strive to improve it. You didn't address this in my previous comment and repeated it here. You are implying that this guy getting away for 1

> You just have to strive to improve it. You didn't address this in my previous comment and repeated it here. You are implying that this guy getting away for 15 yrs wouldn't have happened had people voted "different" and its their fault for not "striving" enough? > I don't think there is any country in the world where is mandatory to go to the hospital, but there is some where not hospital is available to part of the population. I clearly said "for some people" in my comment. Not sure why you are repeating what i just said in my own comment. "it is mandatory for some ppl to go to a govt hospital." > In your analogy, selling stocks is basically leaving the country, This is not an analogy at all. For starters, I can move my money from bad company to a good company. Almost no one in bad countries is allowed to pack up and leave to a better country. Millions of ppl would move to USA in a heartbeat if that was the case. > better to try to improve it Ugh. You keep saying this. Are you seriously suggesting that this is the result of people not joining "transparency organizations" (whatever that means). This is such weird circular logic that can never be dis proven. System is not working because we aren't trying hard enough to make it work.