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by salmo
1394 days ago
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Agree. Politically a government is responsible for giving its citizens a sense of security… maybe more so than actual security. Ghana and the US were both doing that in this scenario. Whether the fear is 100% reasonable or not is ultimately irrelevant. “We fixed it, no worries, go back to being productive.” Then of course there’s the reality of them abusing fear of security to steer the herd, but I don’t want to wander down that rabbit hole. |
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