It depends on what you mean with your question. If you mean "what can be done about it" then there are some concrete things, but they are hard to accomplish, because it involves legislation of a steadier kind than partisan politics, probably even constitutional amendments supporting monetary transparency in politics. But it has been turned down (last time in the supreme court) time after time. It is possible the corruption is too deep.
If you mean, what will happen if this continues? Well, more problems, more bubbles that burst, more ecological and societal crises, and the blame game in the culture war being the only thing ever heard. Bad shit basically...
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Date: 2011-03-27 06:35 pm (UTC)If you mean, what will happen if this continues? Well, more problems, more bubbles that burst, more ecological and societal crises, and the blame game in the culture war being the only thing ever heard. Bad shit basically...