Corruption has been in societies since the beginning of time. This is not news. Oil tycoons, steel manufacturers, bankers, and assembly line automakers from the industrial revolution all have a commonality: They have operated under corrupt systems.
From Wall Street to our city streets, corrupt systems thrive. The Free-World of America’s antitrust laws such as: monopolies, copy right infringements, market concentration, etcetera show how corruption thrives. The purpose of private business entities is simple: profit. Profit, by any means necessary. Corrupt systems are status quo in private businesses. What about public entities?
Public entities, for example, school districts, have evolved. Once a service, public education is now a business. Furthermore, the business of public education is booming, why? Because an alarming amount of school district’s board members, superintendents, and administrators now follow private business models, corrupt systems included.
“If a system is corrupt, then the people who adhere to the system, and are incentivized by that system, are not criminals. They are victims. The system itself must be tried.”
David C.
To be continued as: Part II: Public entities now Corrupt Systems?
-Jack Camarena
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