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"It's just funny to see people with no faith in the system." I think it is more "alarming" than "funny." It is not a new phenomenon, of course, but it is one
by betterunix 13y ago
"It's just funny to see people with no faith in the system."
I think it is more "alarming" than "funny." It is not a new phenomenon, of course, but it is one that should cause us a great deal of concern. We have governments, laws, and legal processes to ensure that various disputes are resolved peacefully and with respect for everyone's rights. When people start losing their faith in the system, they must also start finding "alternative" ways to resolve their conflicts.
- Zigurd 13y agoIt's not like this is an entirely theoretical question, or a quaint question from history books. There are people in America who have stepped outside the bounds of civilization. What do you think should be done with the MDs who designed and supervised methods of torture at Guantanamo, or the torturers themselves? The people at the telcos who enable mass surveillance are comparable to the Stasi informants. These people had severely restricted career prospects after their roles were revealed.