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> "They had this belief that if [officials] did see there was sufficient noncompliance, [the officials] would conclude that the citizens were trying to tell the
by alexpw 11y ago
> "They had this belief that if [officials] did see there was sufficient noncompliance, [the officials] would conclude that the citizens were trying to tell them something," Tsai says.
"Constructive Noncompliance": an alias of passive aggression.
Or, maybe this is collective or conspiratorial passive aggressive behavior, aimed at authority?
- deciplex 11y ago>[the officials] would conclude that the citizens were trying to tell them something The officials may also take the opportunity to move against political rivals, or other threats and undesirables, under cover of laws which most people don't follow. Selective enforcement, in other words.