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Why is social media not used by governments so we can cast our votes on big decisions?
03-24-2014, 12:19 PM
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Because they have THEIR money on it.
For example
"1 in four Conservative Peers have financial interests in companies involved in private healthcare. 1 in 6 Labour Peers. 1 in 6 Crossbench Peers and 1 in 10 Liberal Democratic Peers. Of the MPs,

78% are Conservatives who have these interests."

They DO NOT want to lose money on their investments,
by us voting against their NHS piecemeal privatisation.
ref :
http://socialinvestigations.blogspot.co....l?spref=tw
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