The point of being against Citizen's united is -- that money is lopsided as a tool for speech, and Company's aren't citizens and aren't protected under the laws

The point of being against Citizen's united is -- that money is lopsided as a tool for speech, and Company's aren't citizens and aren't protected under the laws of free speech, a company should have no say in an election, what's next - giving them the power to vote and making 1 vote from a company worth 10,000 votes from normal voters?