There seems to be a good supply of legislators that are willing to take donations for laws that benefits special interests at the expense of the many. If this

There seems to be a good supply of legislators that are willing to take donations for laws that benefits special interests at the expense of the many. If this legislative problem persists I believe there are only three ways of fighting back: Entrepreneurship: inventions that speed up the demise of the companies funding this and remove the dependency legislators have on special interests. Legislation: increase cost of enforcement. Donate to legislators that increase friction to these processes by adding requirements and process to: - the submitter of a request (e.g a copyright holder). - the processor of a request (e.g the FBI) - the executor of a request (e.g the dns system) Technology: make the laws unenforceable by: - making information untrackable (e.g making it X% likely that trackable information is incorrect) - changing the trust model of the internet (e.g replacement to dns).