OK, I agree with you about the system being designed to fail because that is rather obvious but the question to ask is why? Why design a system that is intended to fail? Where is it failing? If it is failing on every front to protect the citizens of the country, then the citizens of the country must be perceived to be the enemy. Then you…
OK, I agree with you about the system being designed to fail because that is rather obvious but the question to ask is why? Why design a system that is intended to fail? Where is it failing? If it is failing on every front to protect the citizens of the country, then the citizens of the country must be perceived to be the enemy. Then you have to ask yourself why again. Why are the citizens considered the enemy?
OK, I agree with you about the system being designed to fail because that is rather obvious but the question to ask is why? Why design a system that is intended to fail? Where is it failing? If it is failing on every front to protect the citizens of the country, then the citizens of the country must be perceived to be the enemy. Then you have to ask yourself why again. Why are the citizens considered the enemy?