Assasination Politics Thread #3

[E. ALLEN SMITH]

From: jf_avon at citenet.net (Jean-Francois Avon (JFA Technologies, QC, Canada))

>"E. ALLEN SMITH" <EALLENSMITH at mbcl.rutgers.edu> wrote:

>>	Has it? Currently, we've got the guys who deal with the public (the
>>politicians and the low-level bureaucrats) and the faceless drones (the rest
>>of the bureaucrats). The politicians can be protected, and already are to
>>some degree. The low-level bureaucrats aren't _that_ likely to be targeted
>>by enough people to make a difference, and the ones who go bad enough to do
>>so can be protected (or sacrificed, if that seems to be the way to keep the
>>public happy). The faceless drones can be even more faceless, and so very
>>hard to target.

>Just a question to you:

>What makes the faceless drones powerfull?

	The classification of low-level bureaucrat known as a cop. See above
for the problems with them.
	-Allen