>He likes the law, but only when it's in his favour. Would you expect a rational actor to like the law when it's against them? >He even tried to finance a NZ

>He likes the law, but only when it's in his favour. Would you expect a rational actor to like the law when it's against them? >He even tried to finance a NZ political party, which failed spectacularly. How is trying to start a political party is controversial at all? In the 2014 general election, the joint Internet Party and Mana Movement gained 1.42% of the nationwide party vote but failed to win any seats. This isn't even a spectacular failure tbqh, many small parties don't get over the seat limit in their first few elections. In fact, I've only ever seen political parties do well in their first election when they were funded by extremely rich businessmen (meaning billions in net worth).