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minus-squareCrimsonOnoscopy ( CrimsonOnoscopy@beehaw.org ) linkfedilinkarrow-up6·3 years agoThe State power- as a lesson of history- Cannot be wielded for good. It is a corrupting power with its own momentum and incentives. This is precisely why any positive accomplishments of the Leninist states were undone by corruption, bureaucracy, and power-seeking. Because the very structure of a state by itself makes it not only possible, but inevitable.
The State power- as a lesson of history- Cannot be wielded for good. It is a corrupting power with its own momentum and incentives.
This is precisely why any positive accomplishments of the Leninist states were undone by corruption, bureaucracy, and power-seeking.
Because the very structure of a state by itself makes it not only possible, but inevitable.