John Stuart Mill on the Right to Free Speech, vs. IDS and the Coalition
“Unless you’re a prospective Corporate sponsor, and there’s money and directorships in it, Cameron and Clegg really don’t want to hear what you think or have to say.”
Well put.
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Thanks, Mike! As for the quote that caught your eye, looking at the ‘Lobbying and Transparency Act’, that’s exactly how it is.
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