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Just like a home lock, this won't keep out the dedicated grifter. But it'll make things a lot harder for someone looking to make a quick buck in an unethical wa
by darkerside 5y ago
Just like a home lock, this won't keep out the dedicated grifter. But it'll make things a lot harder for someone looking to make a quick buck in an unethical way.
- WindyLakeReturn 5y agoI think this example might be more telling that what you intended. A lock is meant to keep out everyone without the key, while the intent of the bureaucratic process is to keep out bad actors while letting the well intended ones through, without them needing a key to bypass the system entirely.
- darkerside 5y agoMaybe you missed it, but that's exactly my point. With the exception being that a dedicated bad actor won't have a real problem getting through (e.g. breaking the door, lock, or another window, or by picking it; it's really not difficult).