California has been working to execute corporations for yeas, so there's that side of the argument.
California has been working to execute corporations for yeas, so there's that side of the argument.
I think that most people has heard this phrase or something similar. "Ill believe corporations are people when Texas Executes one".
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>It’s widely known that Corporations are People. This is universally agreed to be a good thing; I list Target as my emergency contact and I hope it will one day be the best man at my wedding. But there are other, less well known non-human entities that have also been accorded the rank of person. Ships: Ships have long posed a tricky problem for states and courts. Similar to nomads, vagabonds, and college students on extended study abroad, they roam far and occasionally get into trouble.
I think that most people has heard this phrase or something similar. "Ill believe corporations are people when Texas Executes one".
Archive: https://archive.today/ArvyN
From the post:
>>It’s widely known that Corporations are People. This is universally agreed to be a good thing; I list Target as my emergency contact and I hope it will one day be the best man at my wedding.
But there are other, less well known non-human entities that have also been accorded the rank of person.
Ships: Ships have long posed a tricky problem for states and courts. Similar to nomads, vagabonds, and college students on extended study abroad, they roam far and occasionally get into trouble.