|
|
|
|
|
|
by dnautics
2013 days ago
|
|
|
> Nor do I particularly want people too dull to figure out those rules to be making laws for our entire country? You make it sound like there's only like 3 or 4 rules to follow. > not work for a lobbying firm it's not really clear ultimately how you're going to enforce that. Laws against lobbying are already treading close to violations of the freedom of speech and right to petition the government; if there are structural problems with how laws are getting enacted, I would suggest thinking about the structural problems in how we are governed more than trying to patch over the system with rules. |
|
|
I agree with that, I disagree with the idea that lobbying regulations somehow select for unscrupulous individuals - nor was your argument for that idea particularly well-reasoned.