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Duncanwii 08/31/19 6:39:13 PM #1: |
I mean Corporations and Money are people now, may as well make it a trifecta.
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AmericaTheBrave 08/31/19 6:39:41 PM #2: |
Would that mean anyone who doesn't like guns is a racist?
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Machete 08/31/19 6:42:42 PM #3: |
I don't own any guns so I don't care... but I don't see why they don't consider machetes people. They should. Jonathan, Edwin, Danny and Walter deserve the same rights as me tbh
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Nikra 08/31/19 6:48:07 PM #5: |
Crazy Americans: It's just a matter of time, before not carrying a firearm will be a crime.
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Duncanwii 08/31/19 6:53:11 PM #6: |
Mr Hangman posted...
I don't know where you get the idea that "money is people" but corporations are groups of people, organized a certain way. Obviously for some legal purposes it makes sense to think of that group of people as one virtual person, and for other purposes it does not. This isn't a supreme court "definition", it's just a general tool for interpreting law. The Supreme Court ruled money has the same freedom of speech protections that people do. Therefore money=people. --- Hello, I like video games and comedies. Let's be friends. :) ... Copied to Clipboard!
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mustachedmystic 08/31/19 7:20:05 PM #8: |
That was Citizens United iirc.
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Paragon21XX 08/31/19 7:41:47 PM #10: |
Duncanwii posted...
Mr Hangman posted...I don't know where you get the idea that "money is people" but corporations are groups of people, organized a certain way. Obviously for some legal purposes it makes sense to think of that group of people as one virtual person, and for other purposes it does not. This isn't a supreme court "definition", it's just a general tool for interpreting law. No, they ruled money is protected as free speech, and limiting the amount of money one may contribute to political causes is limiting their 1st amendment rights. Corporations = people Money = speech --- Hmm... ... Copied to Clipboard!
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