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Reductio ad absurdum. Nicely played.
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Excellent work, sad reality.
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Forgive me if this was already answered, but how much are coorporations now allowed to spend in elections?
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How much they got?
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You're joking. Please tell me you're joking.
If a corporation has the right to free speech. I think it also has the right to serve in the military. Bring back the draft and send all those corporations on highly dangerous anti-terrorism missions. With any luck, none of them will return. |
Yes I was joking. I have no idea and that would be a political discussion which I am refraining from getting into.
In fact this post you are reading isn't me, its my cat channeling my thoughts to you. |
You may have been joking, but you weren't wrong.
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The interesting thing to me is the near universal opposition to this nonsense which isn't reflected in the Supremes or Congress.
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Money talks, opposition walks.
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Well, when they took the cap off, that was the reactor that had a hole eaten completely through the containment dome. Had that Three Miles Island failure occured, there was no containment to hold that 60 pound per square inch explosion. $450,000 - chump change now that corporations have no limits. |
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Then he made another interesting point. McCain wished someone on the bench had previously experience in politics as a Sherriff or something equivalent. Of course they would not understand pressures put on politicians to be bought and paid for. None had every held office where they would understand these pressures that made corruption so easy. There is very little the other branches of government can do especially when government has never been so obstructionist due to so many wacko extremists. Campaign finance reform has been all but destroyed. Earmarks are now virtually for sale with no restrictions – no matter what Alito thinks he knows. |
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