> good guys Yes there are. Harder to find in aggregates though. (And in complexities.) And incidentally, I have seen that "good guys" argument used very recen

> good guys Yes there are. Harder to find in aggregates though. (And in complexities.) And incidentally, I have seen that "good guys" argument used very recently to undermine the idea of "moral authorities", through the device of abstracting the set of actors as only including the institutional ones. But the Moral Authority is in individuals. And no "flattening" (or "twoweightstwomeasures" shout) is an excuse for deeds. > xenophobic That was in reply to a poster that stressed the concept of "money is power and vote", and expressed no aversion of strangers as strangers.