[bboygravity]

The voting public also doesn't have any way of doing anything against this in any meaningful or efficient way.

Last I checked UK wasn't a direct democracy.

[sideshowb]

TBF it's not supposed to be a direct democracy.

You can start a campaign. They can bring about change, in the long run. If a think tank was campaigning for something you didn't like, I bet you'd be first to complain about it...

[Joker_vD]

Of course, for all of that you need money, and quite a lot of money, and where are you going to get it in such large amounts? Eh, I dunno, I am not a politician myself and lobbying and corporate donations probably have nothing to do with that.

[sideshowb]

From others who support your campaign. Yeah, it does suck that money == power. IMO representative democracy isn't a problem, but corporate lobbying is.

[jwestbury]

There are no nations which are direct democracies.