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> i am starting to think all the great efforts were in vain Get a grip. In developing countries these things are simply shoved under the carpet unless there’s
by petesergeant 2y ago
> i am starting to think all the great efforts were in vain
Get a grip. In developing countries these things are simply shoved under the carpet unless there’s a falling out in the political caste.
The point of lawfulness isn’t that grift doesn’t happen, it’s that light is shed on it and those shining the light don’t end up dead in a ditch.
- pessimizer 2y agoWhich country are you talking about? Or are you just making things up and applying them to every single non-Western, non-Northern country? The Chinese execute people for corruption. In Korea and Japan, executives kill themselves out of shame when they screw up. In Britain, every posh shithead handed a job is too important to fail.
- petesergeant 2y agoWhich are the developing countries you’ve lived in or are familiar with which are counter examples? I’m not sure people generally consider Korea and Japan to be developing countries. I get the strong impression that Chinese executives get in trouble when they lose political favour.