> Companies shouldn't be changing the political landscape anyway, that would be a scary world.
I'm curious as to how you think lobbying works in the present day and the past four decades or so.
I'm curious as to how you think lobbying works in the present day and the past four decades or so.
BTW: I'm a big fan of your work. :)
Wow, I guess I need to move to Sweden. That sounds extremely nice. And in that context, I _absolutely_ agree with your statement that corporations shouldn't try to shift the political conversation.
> BTW: I'm a big fan of your work. :)
Aww, thanks!
Sweden has not yet decided what to make illegal, but lobbyists are avoiding doing anything that violates rule 0: http://www.aalep.eu/lobbying-landscape-sweden
Rule 0 is "Don't act in a way that makes me create more rules", in most old online communities.
I love that!
Basically, where it is illegal, they don't call it lobbying.