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>I'd argue that the profit motive is fine, private security works without this problem. The payment incentive is very different for private security. They don
by clavalle 12y ago
>I'd argue that the profit motive is fine, private security works without this problem.
The payment incentive is very different for private security. They don't get to seize property.
The more relevant analogy would be privateers. Turns out they did have similar problems going off their assigned duties and sometimes dropping their charter altogether and just becoming pirates.
- Rumford 12y agoSure, that's pretty much my point. It's all about the incentives. When the job description and rewards say "take people's stuff," then that's what they'll do.