> If the people, i.e. the government Well that's one issue. The government only weakly equals the people, because of the electoral college disenfranchising vot

> If the people, i.e. the government Well that's one issue. The government only weakly equals the people, because of the electoral college disenfranchising voters in NY and CA, lack of ranked choice voting, Black voter disenfranchisement, lack of statehood for DC and Puerto Rico, and the corporatocracy system of influence. > If the people are unwilling to perform this basic function, private firms shouldn't feel obligated to take the mantle of responsibility. Sounds made up.