Considering they basically own and operate the uniparty and its media apparatus, they have enormous influence over the entire electoral process and peoples' thoughts to a degree that makes any notions of 'democracy' illusory at best.
It was bad for decades, and then corporation-controlled social media brought the corruption to new heights.
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Considering they basically own and operate the uniparty and its media apparatus, they have enormous influence over the entire electoral process and peoples' thoughts to a degree that makes any notions of 'democracy' illusory at best.
It was bad for decades, and then corporation-controlled social media brought the corruption to new heights.
That is just a bad deflection, not an answer to the point.
If the system is shown to be corrupt, the point becomes irrelevant.