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He doesn't have to be corrupt; he simply has to believe that ACTA is good for Europe. If he's trying to circumvent various obstacles in his way, it's because he
by PotatoEngineer 14y ago
He doesn't have to be corrupt; he simply has to believe that ACTA is good for Europe. If he's trying to circumvent various obstacles in his way, it's because he thinks they're wrong.
- InclinedPlane 14y agoThat doesn't necessarily make it any better.
- jhdevos 14y agoEuropean commissioners have two undesirable attributes: * Far too much power * Low public visibility If they perceive their job as "governing this part of the world without paying much attention to what lesser people are saying", then that is partly because we have defined their job in that way. (And, of course, that will attract the wrong kind of people). Reform is needed.