>Don't be under the illusion that our system is built upon trust and volunteer acceptance. It's built upon overwhelming brute force. Not completely, but societ

>Don't be under the illusion that our system is built upon trust and volunteer acceptance. It's built upon overwhelming brute force. Not completely, but society still heavily relies on it. The majority of people obey (most) laws because they believe it's the right thing to do, not because they're afraid of punishment. And if they didn't, we'd very quickly find that the existing police forces are completely inadequate to keep control of a herd of psychopaths. Companies are a little different, since their decision making is often disconnected enough that the individual morality of their employees isn't necessarily reflected in their overall behaviour.