Perhaps the implication is that it's not as bad as all the others - but still bad. If Chris can make claims as to how manipulated one or the other isn't, then surely they must have a fair idea of how manipulated it is, so as to compare each one. There is no real use for all these parasites - they add nothing of value to our lives, in fact they destroy value. This government has promoted itself as a true, legitimate and representative agent of all the people, which is an inherent contradiction and unattainable goal. Special interest politics and the fraudulent charades called elections have allowed this government to pretend it has a moral right to control the lives of those who have not consented to be governed by it.
Most people seem to think that congressmen represent everyone in their districts.
Members of voluntary organizations have to make a conscious choice to join and accept the rules of those organizations, which might include majority, minority, or authoritarian rule. Tradition, inertia and the popular acceptance of false ideas contribute more to the appearance of legitimacy of such coercive institutions than any real representation or consent. Based on an assertive letter-writing campaign in 1972 to ask congressmen why they think they represent the people in their districts, LeFevre received some interesting correspondence. Frankly, I do not know of any congressman who designates himself as anyone's agent. Any system of government is going to involve persons acting as the agents of other persons.