Mathieu Bouchard wrote:
You see, it's normal to have systems sometimes. When there's an evil system somewhere, you shouldn't be worried about the fact that it's a system as much as the fact that it's evil, because, if you do, then the evil system has won, while all the potential good replacements lose.
Hmmm, I think all human systems become more evil with time: the more the system becomes established, the more humans work for _it_ and must adapt their behaviour to _its_ needs, even when it began as a user-friendly sytem whose purpose was to help the people who started it; so all sytems need to be thoroughly broken and rebuilt every once in a while before they become too despotic, wasteful, counterproductive. Of course systems in most need of reform are at the same time the most dangerous to meddle with...
Martin