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They wouldn’t break the system because it’s one of the few systems that works in that country (I’m taking a amoral stance here). Even the “good” systems don’t
by jesuscript 4y ago
They wouldn’t break the system because it’s one of the few systems that works in that country (I’m taking a amoral stance here).
Even the “good” systems don’t work, like water, electricity, or traffic/transportation. So whatever, I can see why they are okay with a “bad” but working system.
Nonetheless, it’s quite dysfunctional.