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If the mandarins salaries and livelihood depend on it they will move mountains to sustain the institution. This is human nature. The problem with public institu
by christkv 3y ago
If the mandarins salaries and livelihood depend on it they will move mountains to sustain the institution. This is human nature. The problem with public institutions is that they fase few external pressures. A company will eventually die and history is littered by the corpses of former industry titans. Public institutions on the other hand.
- yukkuri 3y agoYeah like all those external pressures that have kept private mega corps from polluting, monopolizing, pervasively surveiling, brutally exploiting labor, and generating false "science" that maintains their dominance even in the face of huge global negative effects... Oh, wait...
- christkv 3y agoIn comparison to what? The pristine environmental record of the soviet union, north korea, cuba, venezuela, communist east europe, cambodia, vietnam, china etc...
- yukkuri 3y agoAh yes someone always rolls out the false dilemma of "the only options are completely unregulated capitalism or completely top down command economy communism". It'd be shorter with the same meaning if you'd just scream "traitorous commie!!!!1111"
- felonynolef 3y ago[dead]
- felonynolef2 3y ago[dead]
- barbarum 3y agoSo, you don't like mega-corps, so we shouldn't have mega-corps at all?
- barbarum 3y agoYou don't solve problems by just talking about them you internet hero.