Is there a type of Coercion that is not "corrupt". All these words are highly morally charged. Makes it difficult to speak objectively. If you agree with the coercion narrative is it then not corrupt or coercion?
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Klaus Schwab's coercion is just "governance" to the WEF elite.
I don't think we even need to bring morality into it necessarily.
It's corrupt or coercive if it is involuntary.
So we could rewrite it to "power incentivizes the user to enforce involuntary conditions on others"
maybe?
Well my point of bring up the moralizing is that theres an implied assumption that coercion is immoral. We don't think about raising children as coercive but its arguably within a similar vein