[Vision2020] Corporations are people too

[Darrell Keim]

If corporations are people I have some questions:
1.  Is it murder if one puts another out of business?
2.  Is it legal in Idaho for a mens clothes store to merge with another
mens clothes store?
     a.  Would they need to find a womens clothier to act as their beard?
     b.  Is this why California has so many more businesses than Idaho?
Naw...  If that was the case Connecticutt would be hoppin' right now.
3.  How can holding companies exist anyplace but backwater communities in
Utah?  Polygamy is illegal.
4.  Can we hold them to the same citizenship standards as real people?
5.  Can I sue BP for public urination next time they take a leak in the
Gulf?

On Fri, Jan 20, 2012 at 12:01 PM, Andy Boyd <moscowrecycling at turbonet.com>wrote:

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> i want to marry one?!?!
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>  If corporations are entities and treated like people, why not allow them
> to be tried for murder or other crimes, as one might do to individuals?***
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> Bob Dickow, troublemaker****
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