Holy shit! How does this not have thousands of upvotes?<p>It's a masterful presentation -- the likes of which I haven't seen before. I reckon I got a similar feeling that so many did when they heard MLK speak. If you read about leadership, this is it folks. You tell very compelling stories that inspire you to action not because you want to follow the likes of Lawrence Lessig, but because you believe this cause is very important. For someone to kindle that passionate response is an art form.<p>And then there's the issue. It's a no-brainer: attack the root of countless legislative problems--campaign financing, the corruption.<p>I grew up the first part of my life in a country that is terribly corrupt and when I look at the US, the place I now call home, the only difference that I see, is that it's legal here. I was outraged at the Citizens United decision--in my mind, that was one of the worst decisions ever because it continues to legitimize a farce of democracy that we live under today.<p>tl;dw (ie, too long didn't watch): watch it for a lesson on leadership and get outraged at campaign financing!<p>edited: typos, toned down the hyperbole to avoid distracting from the message.