You have to change your frame of reference. You are a Senator, I'm a lobbyist. We both want the same thing right? More protection against those evil hackers, a more secure internet, (No more of those 'trolls' making a mess of your attempts at internet-advertising), and of course the unspoken desire for more profit. So let's go out to lunch and talk about these things, weekly. No no, I got the bill, don't worry about it. Senator, you really seem like you know what's going on, my firm would like to make a small donation to make sure that straight shooters like you don't have to worry about funding your next campaign. (It's what, 2 years away? 4? Coming up anyway) Thanks so much for coming out with me, I'll see you again next week, tee time is at 1.
The problem with this situation, is that corporations are not people. They are representatives for their owners, the wealthy. A government in which corporations vote is not a Democracy, it is a Plutocracy.You are a Senator, I'm a lobbyist. We both want the same thing right?