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>Historically, this doesn't end well. Doesn't end well for us the little people. Those who operate in the shadows, those have the power to play these games pro
by Renaud 13y ago
>Historically, this doesn't end well.
Doesn't end well for us the little people. Those who operate in the shadows, those have the power to play these games probably have it a lot better since they undoubtedly operate outside the rules they set for the rest of us (witness the lack of accountability shown by anyone who has ever been involved in any of these shenanigans).
- davedx 13y agoYou think? http://articles.sun-sentinel.com/1991-08-31/news/9102020946_1_kgb-vladimir-kryuchkov-vadim-bakatin http://articles.sun-sentinel.com/1991-08-31/news/9102020946_... In this kind of system, nobody is safe, and nobody wins.
- Renaud 13y agoIt took decades before the tide turned, and it did because of external forces or it would have continued for a lot longer. There is no reason to think that today's system would end up the same way without some huge counter-balancing force that I'm afraid I do not see in today's world order.
- davedx 13y agoI'm not sure which is more depressing to consider. :/