[email protected] : > Tell you what - call it "the politicans *and* the filthy rich who bribed them > to support their money-making schemes" and I'm all in. ;)
Yep, I'll take that too. :) With the proviso that modern "bribery" isn't always just the slipping of money from palm to palm in a back alley. It's also the structuring of policies and regulations and so forth to benefit one particular group, because one is a member of that group, or expects to be in the future, or receives various benefits from that group, or has lunch with them, or belongs to the same country-clubs, even when the quid-pro-quo is quite subtle. Not so much "if I don't vote for this bill, FredCo won't pay me off on Tuesday", but more "if I don't continue pushing regulation in this direction, the boys at FredCo won't invite me to eat with them at the Club, and when I leave government they're unlikely to hire me to an overpaid executive position". And subtler... DC
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