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In a hearing on data centers, a resident of Tyrone Township, Michigan, asked a question: Have you signed a non-disclosure agreement? The majority of officials refused to answer (cdn.imgchest.com)
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How the fuck is it even remotely legal for a politician to sign an NDA with a corporation to hide information from their constituents?

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[–] Fishnoodle@lemmy.world 13 points 58 minutes ago

This is when a group of like minded, engaged citizens should band together with their own NDA. That way if the towns elected officials suddenly went missing, they wouldn't be at liberty to discuss it. Although they would all have each other as an alibi, so it would help ensure police don't waste a lot of time looking into obviously innocent people.