>>40735971another anon
And that's right - people allowed it themselves, or rather this infection, corruption, has permeated everything, but also undermined itself.
And it will be very good if the world becomes even worse and more evil.
Why and how does this happen? Bad people decided to deceive other people's labor and lives, setting good goals and intentions in words, but not in deeds. The most striking example of the last century is communism. Now it has been replaced by the general concept of success, measured by money, and this is simply wonderful!
When everything becomes a commodity, denying any norms, good or bad goals, then it is very difficult to force a person to do something not for the sake of money.
On the one hand, it looks terrible, on the other - deceivers will be deceived, robbers will be robbed, no one will be able to trust others and no one will believe and will not act outside their own interests, almost all of which grow out of money.
An example from Russia: more than half a year ago, two small ships with oil fell apart and sank near the Black Sea coast, poisoning the sea and beaches with it. The ships were worn out, they were over 50 years old, the owner saved on repairs and received only a formal punishment, and the consequences of the pollution - began to be eliminated by free volunteers. That is, these citizens did not receive oil from the depths of the country and the income from it, those who created the situation - remained unpunished, and the negative consequences and losses - went to good, but idiots. If there were no such stupid good - the pollution would remain and everyone would ask "Who did this? Who will pay for this?", but unfortunately they multiply evil, instead of letting this evil choke on itself.
