[anarchogeek]

There needs to be massive reform in the way infrastructure is built in the US yet nobody is even proposing a fix.

[baggy_trough]

The people who would be capable of proposing a fix are the ones who benefit from bleeding the system dry.

[anon-sre-srm]

Must first start with the political operating system that cannot be reformed from within. After that happens, then it's possible to have sensible governance and effectively implementing megaprojects. Public-private "partnerships" are just subsidies to corporate profits.

[ETH_start]

Many of the special interests that benefit from the status quo have a stranglehold over narrative. How would a consensus ever emerge to strip labor unions of their power in the current social landscape for example?

[dclowd9901]

A fix to what? The people who would have to propose the fix are the ones benefitting the most from it not being fixed.

[93po]

my proposed fixed: election reform so we can have representatives that actually serve the people