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Vos is talking about members of the public coming to testify in person to their Congress, and saying the people's Congressmen owe it to be present to listen. Di
by ip26 7y ago
Vos is talking about members of the public coming to testify in person to their Congress, and saying the people's Congressmen owe it to be present to listen. Didn't sound like it had anything to do with a technical issue.
- ergothus 7y agoThat's my point. "the people's Congressmen owe it to be present to listen" - Why do they owe it? (more specifically, why is it bad not to?) . Either (1) because if you aren't present the communication is stilted and awkward, meaning the person gets less-quality attention from their rep, or (2) because physical presence is mystically more "respectful". Focusing on 2 instead of 1 misses the point entirely.