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Because it's against their interests to make the creation of laws simple and transparent, because it would remove a lot of their ability to sneak in things like
by danudey 10y ago
Because it's against their interests to make the creation of laws simple and transparent, because it would remove a lot of their ability to sneak in things like this to push a hidden agenda.
When you can push your own (or your sponsors') interests in relative secrecy, transparency is anathema.
- 1024core 10y agoOh, I know why they do it. My point was that the solution isn't complicated; it's been out there, working, for more than a decade.