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"managerial and legal class" implying people of certain professions are involved in a conspiracy is extremely paranoid.
by themitigating 4y ago
"managerial and legal class" implying people of certain professions are involved in a conspiracy is extremely paranoid.
- fshbbdssbbgdd 4y agoI don’t mean to imply that any set of people is inherently “in on” such a conspiracy. I imagine it would evolve organically and every individual case would be different. Lawyers get paid to advise people how to avoid legal liability. Managers get paid to handle problems, and sometimes to recognize which problems the people one level up would rather not know the details of. I don’t think it’s off base to say that managers and lawyers would be involved where there is a scheme like I describe.
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- themitigating 4y agoThe hypothetical scheme that you have no evidence for.
- conorcleary 4y agoOr, the framework and basis for all of them.
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- pasquinelli 4y agopeople of certain class have shared interests, that's what makes a class. so they broadly act in the same way because they're responding to the same incentives, no conspiracy needed.
- themitigating 4y agoThey don't have shared interests, they have shared job descriptions and "managing people " is extremely vague.
- krageon 4y agoManagerial class is not that strange as a concept, they demonstrably do collude and perform favours behind closed doors. Legal class is a little strange, as that is a group of people that are mercenary: They won't really be in on anything, they'll just be paid to facilitate it. They're like a cloud or a tiger: It rains, it eats other animals. That is what it's for.