[Regulator]

Hmmm...I believe the merger of corporate and state power is called, umm, fascism...

But that’s what the guys who tightened the registration laws are called, so who’s the real fascists here?

[ClearCase_guy]

These woke corporations seem to be making bad business decisions, but in the modern world, perhaps that is their right?

What I don’t understand is why lunch counters can’t have signs that say “We don’t serve negroes” or businesses can’t have a policy that “We don’t hire women”. If corporations can base their decisions on race and stuff, how come they can’t base their decisions on race and stuff?

[dfwgator]

[AnotherUnixGeek]

Of course, everyone knows that the official party line out of Washington and the state-run media is that there was no election fraud in 2020.

It's not just the official party line. They're more than a little hysterical about insisting that there was no election fraud and there's something frantic about their attempts to suppress any viewpoint that even questions this. It's kind of like wondering aloud if our Sun didn't revolve around the Earth in the Middle Ages.

[Presbyterian Reporter]

“Fascism should rightly be called Corporatism, as it is the merger of corporate and government power.” Benito Mussolini (speaking of corporate fascism)

The concept of fascism is dependent on the merger of corporations with the state. The power inherent in government is combined with corporate power, this brings the majority of power in a nation under a small group of individuals. This is known as an Oligarchy. It is this combination of government and corporations that truly defines the concept of fascism.

In America, we look at government taking control of the corporations to identify fascism. What eludes our knowledge is just the opposite. It is possible for the corporations to appropriate the authority of government. It is this type of activity that is unseen by the majority of Americans.

https://discover.hubpages.com/politics/What-Is-Corporate-Fascism-Is-The-Government-Of-The-United-States-a-Fascist-Form-Of-Governance

[ridesthemiles]

Corporations have stock holders.

Stock holder meetings are held regularly.

STOCKHOLDERS VOTE on various issues that affect the Corporations.

Would the various Corporations be happy if a massive number of votes were cast by NON-STOCKHOLDERS???????

[Brilliant]

I’m boycotting Coke and mlb. I don’t use delta anyway.

[Nazu]

I’m just glad these corporations who openly loathe us and our values, try to impede the expression of our ideas and seek to limit our freedoms if we aren’t behaving woke enough, will continue to benefit from the billions of dollars in tax cuts we always give them each time a “republican” is elected to the presidency.