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One way to address that problem is to prevent "state institutions" from being so powerful as being able to do anyone's bidding.
by trentnix 5y ago
One way to address that problem is to prevent "state institutions" from being so powerful as being able to do anyone's bidding.
- anigbrowl 5y agoDysfunctional states aren't exactly thriving oases of enterprise and mutual aid, are they now? In practice they're dominated by warlords and rich people buy security and contract enforcement is a function of economic leverage, so poor people have very little economic mobility or opportunity.
- trentnix 5y agoA state’s dysfunction is not diminished by the relative largesse and power of its government.
- anigbrowl 5y agoI think you know quite well what I meant.
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