The Vote Heard Round the World -- The Video

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On December 6th, 2011, Los Angeles became the first major U.S. city to call for an amendment reserving Constitutional rights solely for living human beings.

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[Sheila Bali]

Finally, the voice of reason rings. Let this message run viral, let corporations know their days are numbered, let them know that new rules will prevail, and let them know that money will not talk louder than people's rights.

[George Merkert]

Well said, Sheila! It's a groundswell. More and more people are realizing that the American Dream is about its citizens not its corporations.

[badbillybrookes]

What I want to know is when my pitbull gets to vote ? And when is Deputy Dog running for president ????

[George Merkert]

Wouldn't it be great if the Republicans came to their senses? If only they'd run respectable candidates like Eisenhower, we could respect them again and they'd provide a valuable counterbalance to the other party.

[badbillybrookes]

Our (NWO) next step is to allow corporations to vote based on the amount of people who work for them. After that the unit of each vote will depend on how much you have in your bank account and those with a net deficit will have their votes count for the other guy who happens to be the NWO's guy. OOOOO Hahahahaha (evil laugh).

[George Merkert]

Whoa! The logical extension of the status quo is frightening for sure. But as crazy as the conservatives have gotten in the last few years, it seems like anything can happen.

[George Merkert]

It's a very important milestone. LA is the first big US city to endorse the 28th Amendment but not the first city. Boulder, Colorado and Missoula, Montana have also passed similar resolutions. Polls say that 80% of the US electorate supports the idea of getting corporations and their money out of our government. See Move To Amend LA web site for more information.

[Piecar]

Congratulations, L.A. I'm so glad that there is one bastion of reason on the corporate debate. Don't waver. Don't backpedal. We'll try to get there with you. From a Canuck who's very impressed.

[xinlaw27]

Here is one thing I dont get. How did an entity that only really exists on paper, rise to the level of being a citizen w constitutional rights? For a nation with so many 'creationists' would they not see that this is rather insulting to our 'creator'? Its pretty much saying, the entity we created that only exsists on paper or in our heads, is the same as us human beings?

[badbillybrookes]

NO, we are talking about those who make sarcastic meaningless remarks on Youtube (that's you). : )

[HostileNegotiator]

You mean the CEO's who smoke crack, buy whores and lose billions gambling in the stock market?

[donalcole]

Regarding 'The Vote Heard Around The World' I am glad that someone stud up in my place representing me and 'We The People' to vote against corporate monopolization of representation. Thank you.