A bit on the topic of moralizing by the state.
As we know, the state cannot legalize prostitution, of course not because the security forces are covering it, but solely because the moral state of society will fall. And not because they’re covering it.
As we know, the state covers OnlyFans creators and sets law enforcement on them solely to maintain a high moral state of society. And not because they’re covering them. That’s why a man with a dubious reputation holding the rank of lieutenant-captain, who buys explicit content with state money, is a necessary puzzle piece in a moral society.
As we know, the state does not legalize cannabis solely because everyone will become addicts. And not because they’re covering it. And drug dealers who are caught and released, that’s solely because they’ve understood and repented and will never do it again, and not because they’ve become part of the system and continue distribution including hard drugs.
And here is the apex. Call centers. Tens of thousands of people who earned easy money under the state’s protection. Huge sums that supported corruption in local government bodies and organized crime groups. Where will they go, what will they do… Somehow it seems to me that these people will not become support at the front and will not go to collect UAVs…
And unexpectedly everything turned out to be under high state protection.
It feels like someone wants to hint to us that the state does not strive for legality, but seeks to cover everything criminalized…
Collage: Andriy Kalistratenko/UP
