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That explanation just begs the question. We have to ask: why is the system corrupt?
by RyanMcGreal 15y ago
That explanation just begs the question. We have to ask: why is the system corrupt?
- wslh 15y agoIt is really difficult to find the root cause. An explanation from historians is required for that. I can say that historically people in Argentina does not have a strong incentive to collaborate economically because in the past you could live very well from the land within less than 2500 m2 that was easy to obtain. In some places you are enforced to collaborate. Also the system was always corrupt in some areas. For example the port of Buenos Aires.