Do you understand nothing?
The State is good and wants to be good so badly that they buy bad systems off a good company that provides bad software, thus allowing the good people to check up on the good (and bad) people which makes it a good thing.
Whereas, if it was a bunch of bad people, they don't give a monkey's about being good so they would buy bad systems off a bad company who provides bad software, thus allowing the bad people to check up on the good (and bad) people which makes it a bad thing.
Obviously.
Biting the hand that feeds IT
