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Americans tend to have this unbelievably naive idea that there's no high-level organized or institutional crime in their country.
by api 14y ago
Americans tend to have this unbelievably naive idea that there's no high-level organized or institutional crime in their country.
- dignan 14y agoHow many Americans do you know?
- api 14y agoLots. I am one. What I've found is that it roughly correlates with education, and not in the inverse sense. More educated and accomplished Americans usually scoff at any and all hint of real not-an-isolated-incident systemic corruption as "conspiracy theory," grouping it in the same category as David Icke's tales of shape-shifting reptiles. There is no organized crime in America, no systemic corruption. Everyone is just doing their job.