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Here's a little satire, plus a sobering claim, to liven up your afternoon/evening.

Colbert Super PAC Releases Romney Attack Ad In South Carolina (video)

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/01/1 ... 07318.html

Bain the Betrayer

http://readersupportednews.org/opinion2 ... e-betrayer

john wrote:Here's a little satire, plus a sobering claim, to liven up your afternoon/evening.

Colbert Super PAC Releases Romney Attack Ad In South Carolina (video)

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/01/1 ... 07318.html

Bain the Betrayer

http://readersupportednews.org/opinion2 ... e-betrayer

This has what to do with chilito?

patagoniax wrote:

john wrote:Here's a little satire, plus a sobering claim, to liven up your afternoon/evening.

Colbert Super PAC Releases Romney Attack Ad In South Carolina (video)

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/01/1 ... 07318.html

Bain the Betrayer

http://readersupportednews.org/opinion2 ... e-betrayer

This has what to do with chilito?

Absolutely nothing! But, I once saw Romney dining at the Pavilion.

john wrote:
Absolutely nothing! But, I once saw Romney dining at the Pavilion.

Did he have a cigarette in the ashtray and a good, stiff drink in front of him

Red wrote:

john wrote:
Absolutely nothing! But, I once saw Romney dining at the Pavilion.

Did he have a cigarette in the ashtray and a good, stiff drink in front of him

I think I spilt chowder on him.

patagoniax wrote:

Red wrote:

john wrote:
Absolutely nothing! But, I once saw Romney dining at the Pavilion.

Did he have a cigarette in the ashtray and a good, stiff drink in front of him

I think I spilt chowder on him.

Naw, he wears his 'Mormon' very well.

If he was drinking milk at the time, I think it was him. Oops! I think I have a subjunctive problem with that sentence.

No corporations are not people. People can be arrested, charged, executed, fined, or otherwise sanctioned by society for behaving badly. They are not blameworthy, and thus they are not punishable.

If there was any hope that corporations could be kept in Check, there would be the possibility of cancelling a corporations charter for engaging in illegal or immoral behaviour; but, that is nearly impossible given the nature of codified corruption (campaign contributions) and multinational corporations (above any countries laws to the point they are sudo-countries).

"(above any countries laws to the point they are sudo-countries)."

superb analogy.

No. Corporations are not people, but they are legal entities and they do have more rights than people. History of the Corporation by Bruce Brown is a fascinating look at the history of and the rationale behind a corporation. Has a lot to do with avoiding personal responsibility and lessening liability for criminal behaviour.

Chuck J 3.0 wrote:No. Corporations are not people, but they are legal entities and they do have more rights than people. History of the Corporation by Bruce Brown is a fascinating look at the history of and the rationale behind a corporation. Has a lot to do with avoiding personal responsibility and lessening liability for criminal behaviour.

So history is on Mitt Romney's side? Hmm! Storm the Bastille (er, "K" street), I say!!!