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California police stumped after trying to ticket driverless car for illegal U-turn
(www.theguardian.com)
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According to the government, "Corporations are people too."
I'll believe a corporation is a person when The Texas department of corrections executes one.
I'll believe a corporation is a person when one is successfully murdered. I don't care who does it.
Herds/corporations dissipate: only individuals can truly-die.
Groups have been hiding that pertinent-fact from discussion for ages, now..
It's time that we created legally-distinct categories for those who are only aggregates, like herds/corporations, vs individuals-who-can-die.
That'd take spine, though, which politics-the-arena weeds-out/prevents-from-having-any-say.
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And just like real people. They’re dead when they have no more money.
And yet, they can sell their debt
That’s only because the liberals government took away Americans’ right to buy and sell people. Gotta bundle debt and people together for good business.
Republicans love to point to those days to claim they're not racist today
Back then, both in the US and the UK, the liberal philosophers of the times considered it an infringement on property rights to restrict the buying and selling of slaves. Liberalism: A Counter-History goes over the debates at the time.