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The government is at least supposed to serve the populace, even if it has a spotty record of actually doing so. Corporations, on the other hand, don't even have
by _bxg1 7y ago
The government is at least supposed to serve the populace, even if it has a spotty record of actually doing so. Corporations, on the other hand, don't even have to pretend to have society's best interests in mind.
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- scarface74 7y agoGovernment doesn't serve the populace - they serve geography. A person living in California has far less national voting power than someone living in Rhode Island or Middle America since each state has two Senators regardless of their size and the Electoral College favors smaller states. Congressional districts even for representatives mean you have more voting power if you're in rural areas than if you live in major cities. Middle America and the Bible Belt don't vote based on tech issues.....
- raverbashing 7y agoOh you mean the US government then And you're absolutely right, and if California has an issue with that they can push for changes or even for their separation from the US (taxation without enough representation and all that).