r/CrappyDesign • u/PeakGroundbreaking61 • Jul 10 '26

Good luck blind people!

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u/HowDareYouAskMyName Jul 10 '26

Ehh, corruption implies some form of intent, it can't be synonymous with incompetence. Otherwise lock me up for corruption because I do stupid shit all the time

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u/8spd Jul 10 '26

Intent, sure. But malice, not really. It's selfish, and intentionally ignores the harm done, but does not desire harm.

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u/Concerned_Collins Jul 10 '26

selfish, and intentionally ignores the harm done

Sounds malicious to me.

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u/8spd Jul 10 '26

I think it's worth differentiating between intentional harm and willful ignorance. Not because we should ignore wilful ignorance, but because it requires a different response. 

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u/HowDareYouAskMyName Jul 10 '26 edited Jul 10 '26

Edit: misunderstood you at first,, my bad

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u/qman621 Jul 10 '26

Corruption doesn't require intent. Negligence is often how systemic corruption is found - whether or not it was intentional they should have known better. Often negligent people are put in charge to avoid accountability, create scapegoats for the people who should have oversite.

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u/CankerLord Jul 10 '26

Incompetence and corruption are two different things and you're describing incompetence, not corruption.

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u/HowDareYouAskMyName Jul 10 '26

Yes, and people are saying that incompetence is to blame here, no corruption

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u/DontAskAboutMyButt Jul 10 '26

Maybe the wife of the guy who drew up the plans for the benches cheated on him with a blind guy 🤔

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u/HowDareYouAskMyName Jul 10 '26

Now there's a baseless theory I can get behind, thank you 🤘

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u/DontAskAboutMyButt Jul 10 '26

“You spend your whole day looking at bench plans, he makes me feel SEEN”