> None of this takes money nor a ton of time. It takes some effort, however, which is apparently enough. Most people are struggling to make ends meet, when the

> None of this takes money nor a ton of time. It takes some effort, however, which is apparently enough. Most people are struggling to make ends meet, when they're not working they're sleeping. You can't judge most people for not having time to petition politicians. In my experience it's extremely time consuming to even get your voice heard in a local council (Australia) meeting; and 99% of the time you're dismissed even when you have multiple people making the same point against one corporate entity. For the most part it's futile and exhausting... and depressing. Don't forget corporate entities have people whose job it is to petition governments, it's those people's livelihood. Meanwhile, your average person petitioning is typically adversely affecting their own livelihood.