More questions for MEG

[Tom Wall]

Please address all of my previously stated questions in light of the 
following question as well. If the following question is too 
confusing for the members of MEG, I will gladly rephrase all of my 
previously stated questions in order to to account for this.

Given that over half of FAQ's members are members of MEG, what steps 
is MEG taking to ensure that policy decisions made by FAQ fairly 
reflect the opinions of non-MEG members of FAQ?

In other words, since MEG holds a majority on FAQ, non-MEG members 
are literally in no position to decide anything that contradicts 
MEG, since an obvious voting block exists. 

Discuss all of my previous questions in the context of this obvious 
inequality of voting power, because quite literally, each non-MEG 
FAQ member's vote counts for about 2/3 the vote of an MEG member.

Just like American slavery's assumptions based on population value.

Again, if this distinction is not clear, please let me know and I 
will rewrite my questions to take it into account.

Thanks again,
-Tom