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> or admit that it's not going to do anything. What would that be good for? Honestly. Now they have started applying pressure. They can start sending fines l
by eitland 9y ago
> or admit that it's not going to do anything.
What would that be good for?
Honestly. Now they have started applying pressure.
They can start sending fines later this year or next year.
But giving up? I can't seen an upside in that.
- mnm1 9y agoIf people see their public agencies failing them, maybe they'll vote differently or at least act in accordance to try to effect change themselves. Pretending to do things makes the public complacent because they think those things get done. But I agree, fines are much better if they're really coming up.