Trust can't be restored within the framework of the regime. It can't allow itself to be reformed, because pulling up any plank of the system undermines nearly every other part of it as well. Reform, for it, is collapse
So its survival requires enforcing complete submission to it
So its survival requires enforcing complete submission to it
https://twitter.com/politicalmath/status/1452808539748114433
Complete submission is by no means guaranteed, they actually have very little will to use force (so far), and use of force tends to be a failure-mode within democracy, hence "nudges," "policies," and anarcho-tyranny, all forms of hand-washing away responsibility
But as for restoring trust, that simply can't happen within this framework. Coercion is their only remaining option. Engineering and enforcing the fake appearance of trust, to match the rest of the fake and gay regime
Trust can only be restored by outsiders, who will never be *allowed* real influence within the fully captured institutions.
Trust is only possible after the regime ends. The good news is, that in rejecting reform, the regime risks suicide instead.
Trust is only possible after the regime ends. The good news is, that in rejecting reform, the regime risks suicide instead.
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