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> Honestly, no. It's essential that law makers can be informed by all interested parties. Except lobbying does the opposite of that. It means only the wealthy
by markdown 11y ago
> Honestly, no. It's essential that law makers can be informed by all interested parties.
Except lobbying does the opposite of that. It means only the wealthy parties are heard.
- jahnu 11y agoNot true. The EFF lobbies, for example. I think this is OK. But I'd like the times and minutes of their meetings to be publicly available and searchable.