| ▲ | lokar 17 hours ago | |
I think elected state leaders should move to understand theses issues, hear from experts and the public, and craft good laws for these services. My state (CA) is doing well this. If your state is not, and this is important to you, I suggest you get involved in the process. Having companies ignore the law is not an alternative to the democratic process. | ||
| ▲ | JumpCrisscross 12 hours ago | parent [-] | |
> My state (CA) is doing well this Yup. And I invest there. I’m pulling back from New York, which is a shame, because I love it and still have interests there. > Having companies ignore the law is not an alternative to the democratic process Straw man. Nobody said this. The point is the current system of incumbent worship is not working. If it takes flipping parties to prove that, I guess yeah, but that won’t result in more rule of law. | ||