We Are Living Through a Democratic Emergency

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

45% : The fact is that shell companies use the laws in places like South Dakota and Nevada and Delaware, as well as the City of London, to hide money or to channel money through banks and other financial institutions, and then to use the money in ways that are either to avoid tax or sometimes as dark money to buy political influence.
45% : In other words, trying to rekindle feelings of patriotism as opposed to nationalism or using patriotic and universal themes that can reach people -- not falling into the polarization trap.
41% : It does seem to me that democracies could work together on anti-corruption laws and anti-kleptocracy laws.

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