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Bad. We’re going from an institution which - at least theoretically - the population has some say in, to one which is completely privately owned and doesn’t hav
by Synaesthesia 8y ago
Bad. We’re going from an institution which - at least theoretically - the population has some say in, to one which is completely privately owned and doesn’t have to answer to the public at all.
- aylmao 8y agoNot only does it not answer to the public, it goes a step further-- one that can be sued by it's shareholders if it acts against their interests (ei, yield a profit).
- icebraining 8y agoThey still have to abide by the laws set by the public institution.
- Synaesthesia 8y agoThat’s true. But there are fewer of these regulations and they’re very large powerful entities only interested in profit.