@manored,
manored;133219 wrote:But it wasnt them, it was the state. I dont understand why they fell guilty if it wasnt their mistake.
If I understand you correctly, what you are saying is severly skitzofrenic. An executioner IS the state when he execute, it IS his hands who are doing the deed, he is doing his office as the state! ..thereby he feels the guilt.
manored;133219 wrote:Having each prision produce something different to keep the impact in the market minimal, or, the opposite, having all prisions produce the same thing and let that area be theirs.
Yes, yes, this is good intentions ..but I have to ask once again, such as?
Leaders, be it in politics, buisness, warfare ..or anywhere else, are often struck by delusional thinking, where it may be the good intentions which rule their thinking. Such delusional ways is very terrible as it will most likely produce idiotic resulsts. These leaders will demand his employees to carry out his delusional thoughts.
And I'v worked under such kind of leader who lived in a dream, woh would get degradated from CEO, who would throw his ENTIRE wealth away. The sad thing is, he refuses to get professional help, but blames it on bad luck.