Thom interviews a corporation now running for Congress

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[jesushusseinchrist]

Corporations are people, but gitmo prisoners aren't. What a world.

[xnothingbutthetruth]

so if corporations have the right to free speech.. do they have the right to life? If I bankrupt my corporation.. is that suicide? And can I just quick make a million pretend corporations.. and register them all to vote?

this ruling is idiocy - absolute idiocy..

so much for democracy..

[michaelpousti]

thanks for a lot of information

[endtyrany]

@xnothingbutthetruth Its not the ruling that is idiocy its government that is idiocy. It is all about slavery and we have gone backwards. The corporations now have rights and soon people wont and that is what these

corporations have been trying to do for a long time now. Corporations have destroyed the people of the USA with their thieving ways and now we are going to let them stick their greedy fingers into our pockets. OMG we are so damn dumb. How much more before we will stand up to them?

[rickbar123]

@whoo689 YouTube "Linfen China" and see what little regulation looks like.

[mcc1789]

@whoo689 The people who "own" corporations have the representation, got it? The corporate person itself does not exist except as a legal fiction. The limited liability of the corporation is a government-granted privilege, thus the "double tax". If they don't like it, being another kind of business (such as partnership) is always open. Apparently they do think it's worth the extra tax though. What people forget is that this is a regulation itself-"for" business! Which most is-at least for some...

[411American]

Hay Congress instead of pass the bills how about contributing - how about a payment

[pathscorp]

Tom.

Citizens need a corporation that works for them. Paths Corporation is a corporation design "FOR" citizens. Type "pathscorp" in the search box above, to see our videos.

Spread the word.

[whoo689]

Look, we probably have gone a little too far in giving certain privileges and benefits to corporations; however, when you tax and regulate something as stringently as we do business in this or any other country, they have every right to lobby the gov't and whatnot. They shouldn't be allowed to run for office and give campaign contributions directly, but they should have some discretion. No taxation without representation. Remember that?

[the7thmra]

this is silly

[sessomaru888]

This is absolutely disgusting simply the fact that we have to ask these questions, they would even be considered humans.... this is horrible, horrible, horrible...