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Seems like an overly simplistic take. How do you have any form of political donation without it being labeled a bribe under this way thinking? I'm for much ha
by jayd16 6y ago
Seems like an overly simplistic take. How do you have any form of political donation without it being labeled a bribe under this way thinking?
I'm for much harder reforms on political money but this article is surface level at best.
- jpambrun 6y agoIn Quebec company can't contribute at all and citizens can contribute only up to 100$/yr/party. Pretty much everybody is happy with that. In this frame of reference, the US political system does look extremely corrupted.
- grecy 6y ago> How do you have any form of political donation without it being labeled a bribe under this way thinking? You could: - Not have political donations at all (many countries run this way) - Have very strict accounting on political donations so they go the party, not the individual - Force politicians / elected representatives to wear the logos of the companies that are paying them so it's more transparent. > this article is surface level at best. The first step to fixing a problem is to identify there is a problem at all. As the article says, most have become to numb to this because it's seen as normal.