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Yes and no IMO, as bribing has been legalized, the system has gotten rotten from the bottom all the way to the top. Thats the problem when the issue is systemat
by calgoo 1y ago
Yes and no IMO, as bribing has been legalized, the system has gotten rotten from the bottom all the way to the top. Thats the problem when the issue is systematic like this. Basically everyone is on the take because... well why not, its legal. However it has created incentives that in the long run has created a system where the money is expected and the corruption has taken hold.
- notepad0x90 1y agoThe root cause is the corporate ruling class basically running the country. These misaligned incentives, from bribery to insurance companies running legalized scams all benefit the corporations. The legal community is largely responsible by abdicating their responsibility as officers of the law and tolerating concepts like "corporate personhood" and "lobbying" (legislator bribery). If those two tings could be eradicated, so many societal problems would be solved.