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Wrong.. Corporations are legal INDIVIDUALS.. not a product..
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Originally Posted by ergohead
The Robert's decision grants too much power to the States to influence Federal elections.
What actions are the states taken to influence ANY elections.. The are allowing those individuals above.. to exercise their constitutional right.. Do you have any problem with unions and groups like ACORN influencing the elections?
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Originally Posted by ergohead
Delaware is going to rule the United States.
Don't get me started about foreign corporations and banks.
This picces me off.
This picces me right off!
State's Rights is States' Rights, but Robert's ain't been right yet!
Neither is your understanding of ones legal right to do with your own money what you want..
Wrong.. Corporations are legal INDIVIDUALS.. not a product..
I believe that's, "legal persons". Collectives are not individuals.
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Originally Posted by pghquest
What actions are the states taken to influence ANY elections.. The are allowing those individuals above.. to exercise their constitutional right.. Do you have any problem with unions and groups like ACORN influencing the elections?
A State Charter does not have any constitutional rights. It has no existence beyond paper. My dog is more a person than a piece of paper. Some dogs actually HAVE papers as an extension of their real existence. Mine has newspapers.
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Neither is your understanding of ones legal right to do with your own money what you want..
Corporations are not "ones", they are manys. Monies, that is!
Multinationals and foreign corporations are a bigger concern in my book, because they may not always be working in American's best interests when they try to influence legislation here.
I believe that's, "legal persons". Collectives are not individuals.
There is no "Collectives" in a Corporation. Its a Corporation of ONE Business..
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Originally Posted by ergohead
A State Charter does not have any constitutional rights. It has no existence beyond paper.
Without any constitutional rights, there is no constitutional obligation.. Are you telling me Corporations arent obligated then to pay taxes?
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Originally Posted by ergohead
My dog is more a person than a piece of paper.
You file taxes for your dog?
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Originally Posted by ergohead
Some dogs actually HAVE papers as an extension of their real existence. Mine has newspapers.
You do the same for Corporations..
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Originally Posted by ergohead
Corporations are not "ones", they are manys. Monies, that is!
Wrong.. The legal definition of a corporation is [SIZE=3]corporation[/SIZE] n. an organization formed with state governmental approval to act as an artificial person to carry on business (or other activities), which can sue or be sued, and (unless it is non-profit) can issue shares of stock to raise funds with which to start a business or increase its capital.
Multinationals and foreign corporations are a bigger concern in my book, because they may not always be working in American's best interests when they try to influence legislation here.
Neither are corporations or the individuals when they donate to campaigns. They are all buying their OWN influcence.. they are not contributing to ensure the candidate does whats in the best interest of the nation..
There is no "Collectives" in a Corporation. Its a Corporation of ONE Business..
Without any constitutional rights, there is no constitutional obligation.. Are you telling me Corporations arent obligated then to pay taxes?
You file taxes for your dog?
You do the same for Corporations..
Wrong.. The legal definition of a corporation is [SIZE=3]corporation[/SIZE] n. an organization formed with state governmental approval to act as an artificial person to carry on business (or other activities), which can sue or be sued, and (unless it is non-profit) can issue shares of stock to raise funds with which to start a business or increase its capital.
Thats PERSON.. SINGULAR!!
A single corporation is still a plural! I think it requires at least two different persons as officers.
As soon as you tell me what the word "collective" has to do with Corporation because Corporations are NOT "collectives"..
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