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Of course they create vectors for cronyism, massively. All these improvements require constant vigil by regulatory bodies, the justice system and the public its
by usrbinbash 5y ago
Of course they create vectors for cronyism, massively. All these improvements require constant vigil by regulatory bodies, the justice system and the public itself.
They also rely heavily on the public being educated enough, interested enough and participatory enough to reflect bad behavior in their voting decisions.
None of this however is an argument for less regulation. It is an argument for education and political participation.
- asow92 5y agoDo you think that kind of vigil is sustainable? Surely there will be some ebb and flow there, and that's what concerns me: what if it flows too far into one extreme or the other and some new, unforeseen scourge worse than what we have today shows itself.
- usrbinbash 5y agoAre people taking care that they are educated, stay informed, have an active interest in what's going on? Then it can work. It's not an easy process, it is active work in fact, but it is possible.