>I guess it matters because public awareness is necessary for us not to allow history to repeat itself. But it is a symptom rather than a cause of the corrupti

>I guess it matters because public awareness is necessary for us not to allow history to repeat itself. But it is a symptom rather than a cause of the corruption. The energy spent on raising public awareness about this would likely be better served drawing attention to what we both seem to think is the underlying problem, the outsized influence that the wealthy have on the government.