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They can afford to perceive the system as a sham. I might understand that it’s a sham, but I’d be miserable and powerless to push against it. So it’s a pointle
by ctack 5y ago
They can afford to perceive the system as a sham.
I might understand that it’s a sham, but I’d be miserable and powerless to push against it. So it’s a pointless belief to have.
But after that, it becomes a bit chicken and egg: Is it a sham only because you have power to make it a sham or was it a sham all along?
- Aerroon 5y agoI meant this in terms of justifying it to themselves. They wouldn't lose also over "evading justice" because they don't think it's really just. >But after that, it becomes a bit chicken and egg: Is it a sham only because you have power to make it a sham or was it a sham all along? I disagree with this point. It was a sham all along. I think the chicken and egg problem is that people feeling like the system is a sham makes the system into a sham. Which came first? A system that's a sham or the belief?