> Placing handcuffs on someone to prevent them from abusing others is not the same as someone who loves you. I don't really think public representatives or pub

> Placing handcuffs on someone to prevent them from abusing others is not the same as someone who loves you. I don't really think public representatives or public interest organizations love us either. They just have a different set of "handcuffs" that hold them accountable to their stakeholders, whether that be an obligation to donors, electors, etc. > automobile manufacturers did not add seatbelts and airbags out of the goodness of their hearts ... just as our representatives don't fight for political change until broad public sentiment changes first.