Thanks, Thom, for pointing out this under-discussed discrepancy in the "personhood" conferred by the Citizens United ruling. If corporations are people, they should not have the right to escape the rule of law regarding assault and homicide that applies to individuals. At the very least, a convicted company's assets should be seized and …
Thanks, Thom, for pointing out this under-discussed discrepancy in the "personhood" conferred by the Citizens United ruling. If corporations are people, they should not have the right to escape the rule of law regarding assault and homicide that applies to individuals. At the very least, a convicted company's assets should be seized and proceeds from liquidation distributed to aggrieved survivors of corporate criminality.
Thanks, Thom, for pointing out this under-discussed discrepancy in the "personhood" conferred by the Citizens United ruling. If corporations are people, they should not have the right to escape the rule of law regarding assault and homicide that applies to individuals. At the very least, a convicted company's assets should be seized and proceeds from liquidation distributed to aggrieved survivors of corporate criminality.