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> He doesn't get to keep the boat, He doesn't keep the title, but otherwise he keeps the boat. It's in his slip, it's maintained by his crew (well a company h
by reallydude 7y ago
> He doesn't get to keep the boat,
He doesn't keep the title, but otherwise he keeps the boat. It's in his slip, it's maintained by his crew (well a company he pays to crew it). That's how it is, today. You can see this in harbors around the US.
The public is in the EXACT same denial about the politicians reading the laws they pass. It's fantasy to think that the corruption isn't blatant.
- egdod 7y agoI admit I don’t understand what you’re talking about. Some corporation pays to put an advertisement for a politician on the corporation’s boat. Citizens United says the corporation is allowed to do so. How does that translate into the politician getting the boat?