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Isn't that how democracy generally ends up working?

• ndesaulniers 11y ago
  Being familiar with the US form of democracy that involves lots of lobbyist money, it would seem.
• philovivero 11y ago
  Why is this comment down-voted? In democracy, you can spend money on a PR campaign to sway many millions of votes your way. And as another commenter noted, once a candidate is in place, lobbyists can pay to get proper legislation passed. Finally, voting is rigged in any place where voting computers are installed, which appears to be a lot of places. Again, for the right money, you can completely change the course of an election.