If capitalism itself is the reason for not being able to pass good regulation, then what would you call that ? We are living in a world where corporations are people and it’s ok to lobby
If capitalism itself is the reason for not being able to pass good regulation, then what would you call that ?
A lack of regulation.
We are living in a world where corporations are people and it’s ok to lobby
Corporate personhood is not the same thing as "corporations are people". Lobbying wouldn't inherently be an issue with an education and caring voting population.
Corporate personhood is not the same thing as "corporations are people".
Call it "corporate personhood" if you want, the practical effect I am talking about is corporations being protected as speakers in elections.
> Lobbying wouldn't inherently be an issue with an education and caring voting population.
So yes, education helps, but “just have better voters” doesn’t remove the structural advantage of concentrated money and full-time influence operations (lobbying).
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If capitalism itself is the reason for not being able to pass good regulation, then what would you call that ? We are living in a world where corporations are people and it’s ok to lobby
A lack of regulation.
Corporate personhood is not the same thing as "corporations are people". Lobbying wouldn't inherently be an issue with an education and caring voting population.