According to Wikipedia this is misattributed.

Still resonates though.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Francis_M._Wilhoit

Misattributed to the wrong Frank Wilhoit, so it's still Wilhoit's law.

What does this "law" have to do with conservatism? Seems completely irrelevant and to related to the ideology at all. (Aside from being a skewed and straw-manned view of it)

Great quote. I wouldn't ascribe it to conservatism, though.

Corruption is part of human nature, it's present wherever there are humans.

Your brain may have been broken by internet politics if you go from an app created to dox men to blaming conservatives.