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No it doesn’t. It only requires a small group to agree to be corrupt. As the organization increases, you are more likely to find people who can band together t
by kortilla 5y ago
No it doesn’t. It only requires a small group to agree to be corrupt.
As the organization increases, you are more likely to find people who can band together to collude to corrupt some small corner of it. Number of corrupt candidates increases, number required does not.
Amazon only needs to lobby one federal legislature’s members and only need to battle one federal regulatory body. If all of the power were at the state levels, it would have to scale that up 50x.