In the European Parliament in particular (where public money finance the political groups, as it should), we have some success: there is no software patent in the EU, ACTA is dead, etc. Tomorrow's plenary vote is a partial success too: without a public mobilization, the Parliament would not have denied (on July 5th) the legal affairs committee (JURI) the right to negotiate with the Council.
There were lobbyists begging our representatives for years to take net
neutrality away. The source of the problem seems to be: our representatives
end up acting in the interest of those can pay lobbyists (mainly companies)
and not in the public interest. That is plutocracy. In my humble opinion,
addressing that problem is no reason to stop trying to get our
representatives to listen to us.
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