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no...the foolishness of the citizens united decision

• mwnz 13y ago
  Again, this is a corruption of the democratic process. The fact that any corporation can contribute financially to influence an outcome is corruption in itself.
  • veritas20 13y ago
    it's just the plain corruption of human nature, democratic process or not....democracy was not structured to work this way
    • icelancer 13y ago
      >democracy was not structured to work this way The laws of economics (Incentives 101) care not for the intent of the lawmakers.
      • mwnz 13y ago
        Regulation can minimize the impact of incentives (economics 101).
        • icelancer 13y ago
          And who decides what regulation exists?
    • mwnz 13y ago
      "democracy was not structured to work this way" That is my point - it is being corrupted.