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This is literally a security bug in the legal code. Why doesn't anyone care about this? How do we FORCE our politicians to fix these legal bugs so that we are
by pfarnsworth 9y ago
This is literally a security bug in the legal code.
Why doesn't anyone care about this? How do we FORCE our politicians to fix these legal bugs so that we are protected?
- zanny 9y ago> How do we FORCE our politicians By design, you don't force politicians to do anything, you just vote against the ones doing what you don't want. In the US, the entire electoral system is built around (for the benefit of both politician and sponsor) obfuscating responsibility away from representatives and holding them to the least account for laws passed or policy in place as possible, and then limiting the ability of constituents to replace them when they want to via gerrymandering / private campaigning. This is just one drop in a sea of evil brought about by broken election systems enabling corrupt laws and policy that nobody is ever held to account for.
- rocqua 9y agoIt feels more like a bug in the implementation. Specifically, the rubber stamping by the Clark County guardianship commissioner Jon Norheim.