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Jiang says bureaucrats prefer compliant innocent people over real criminals or harder problems because compliant people let bureaucrats justify themselves with minimal work.
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Bureaucratic Incentives
Jiang says bureaucrats prefer compliant innocent people over real criminals or harder problems because compliant people let bureaucrats justify themselves with minimal work.
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"figure out why but he does not know what he did wrong he does not know why he's been arrested and then he's put..."
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"rather arrest an innocent person because they know the person will be compliant okay that's a logic of bureaucrats how do I justify my..."
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"and they call the paramedics they come and they make sure he's all right okay now i find him okay and now the police..."
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"this to go arrest those guys okay that's how bearcats think they're always thinking of ways to you justify the existence but not do..."
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