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Corporations are individuals under US law and have been for over two hundred years. They have certain rights which are protected by law which prevents them from being raped by totalitarians such as hedgie and his pals.

You're a collectivist! LOL, like I can do anything to GE except buy their poison trash fluorescent bulbs made in CHINA because they CORRUPTED our GOVERNMENT to pass a law prohibiting safe, inexpensive, made in America incandescent bulbs. Global corporations have destroyed INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS in this country! Do you know what else? I PAY taxes GE doesn't you free traitor and they take subsidies from the US taxpayer even though they aren't even close to being an American company anymore and they are richer than many countries on this earth. I DON'T take subsidies free traitor, but your transnational trash globalist corporations do. YOU know the system is now rigged against the founding principles of this country of individual rights not corporatist collective rights. You're already sounding the death knell of American civilization, due to your free traitorous agenda. Sadly you seem to be happy about the death of this great nation. But nations get in the way of free traitors, with their borders and national laws. That's why you have to destroy us.

If you say the 'government bent on destruction of individual liberty', you are correct! Government by GE and their Chicom partners, corrupted them all due to 'free trade'. And ludicrously you state I'm blind to taxes! What TAX did GE pay last year? Tell me! Inquiring minds want to know!. I guarantee that I send my hard earned wages to the US Treasury department-- so those criminals can give it away to China via TARP and the international bank bailouts.

You can't be such an idiot! You must be getting paid to post here.

Corporations have tried to and have corrupted the governments of the federal union often that is as much a part of the system as voting. However, here the government has corrupted the corporation not the other way around.

We cannot return to 1830 unfortunately for your ideas.