Well, what does stopping this one bill with desperate pleas really
accomplish? There's a core problem here, and begging your representative to
vote against this isn't solving that.
It's like with net neutrality. There were efforts going on for years to take
net neutrality away, and all anyone was willing to do is this kind of
half-assed action, stalling it. Now we've lost net neutrality, and we're
already seeing the effects of that.
If we want a real solution - a victory - we need to clearly identify the
source of the problem, and come up with a concrete plan to address it.
