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They have plenty of incentive to fake being those things, and regularly do so, unless there are repercussions for doing that thing.
by politelemon 4y ago
They have plenty of incentive to fake being those things, and regularly do so, unless there are repercussions for doing that thing.
- bell-cot 4y agoTrue, but that's nothing special. If my next door neighbor is a jerk, he may try to pretend that the legal property boundary is 3' into my yard from where it really is, and that his say-so is what determines that boundary. The types of "faking it" that very quickly separate the real governments from the corporations & pretenders are "make the laws", "collect the taxes", "run the courts", and "back it with force". If the FBI slaps handcuffs on a Twitter CxO and hauls him off to jail, do not expect Twitter to send in their Marine Corps.