From: red sox 777 | #267
The power to build a gigantic plate making it so millions of people can never see the light of day.
Nah, the US government totally claims powers like this, they just haven't bothered to exercise them just yet.
Right, but I will always have a say in government decisions
Not if you're among the 49% in the minority. And if you mean "I always get to vote," well not so fast. What if the government declares something totally harmless, like say, selling marijuana to a friend, to be a felony, and you get caught doing it, and you lose your voting rights?
I will never have any say in any company's decision unless I'm a stockholder
Totally untrue. Your whole train of thought of "You can argue your point and convince others" applies just as well to corporations as it does to governments. Pressure groups who own zero shares affect corporate decisions CONSTANTLY.
But large corporations, no way.
Why did bank of America choose to rescind their debit card fee? Why did Netflix not go through with Qwikster?
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