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It's no more of a travesty when "violence to the rule of law" is done against corporations than when it is committed against poor people. Also, AMZN built thei
by Timmah 8y ago
It's no more of a travesty when "violence to the rule of law" is done against corporations than when it is committed against poor people.
Also, AMZN built their empire by exploiting interstate sales tax loopholes to undercut brick and mortar competitors. Why shouldn't their representation under the "rule of law" be proportionately undercut?
- weberc2 8y ago> It's no more of a travesty when "violence to the rule of law" is done against corporations than when it is committed against poor people. This seems like a rather blatant false dichotomy.