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Sometimes, you just need to allow those holes to be there, even though it means putting in extra effort to catch the bad actors in a different way. Otherwise,
by justinclift 3y ago
Sometimes, you just need to allow those holes to be there, even though it means putting in extra effort to catch the bad actors in a different way.
Otherwise, what's the point of having journalists around that try to uncover corruption of government / military / security services?
- WeylandYutani 3y agoThose holes will be exploited by our American and Chinese enemies. Naivety will get the EU killed.
- justinclift 3y agoHeh Heh Heh I guess you're not really considering that allowing or encouraging corruption internally can also kill a government? Note that China has been through multiple "purges" of corrupt officials. (Strangely, it seems to happen whenever they have a new leader who needs to remove competitors. ;)) So the corruption potential seems to be present everywhere. It's just that in the west we've (thus far) recognised the problem, and journalists are part of that solution. Removing that solution due to fear seems to be a bad direction for long term survival as well.