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To: SpaceBar
Can't have it both ways.

Can indeed have it both ways - because corporations are given privileges that are based SOLELY on the needs of the State. If those privileges imitate rights, fine. If they don't - fine too. But the consistancy of corporate rulings has nothing to do with their comparison to rights - only to State needs. So you're making a false comparison.

22 posted on 03/25/2014 9:30:20 PM PDT by Talisker (One who commands, must obey.)
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To: Talisker
corporations are given privileges that are based SOLELY on the needs of the State.

No, the concept of encorporation was designed to protect investors, pooled business interests, and property rights both physical and intellectual of said group. What you have described is fascism.
27 posted on 03/25/2014 9:35:01 PM PDT by SpaceBar
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To: Talisker

The purpose of incorporation is to facilitate economic vitality in the interaction of companies. The idea that the purpose of corporate law is to give the government some sort of authority over companies is simply tyrannical.


72 posted on 03/25/2014 11:32:44 PM PDT by Born to Conserve
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