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Money is not speech, but speaking publicly on a scale larger than a literal soap box on a street corner has never been free. Banning spending money to express o
by humanrebar 7y ago
Money is not speech, but speaking publicly on a scale larger than a literal soap box on a street corner has never been free. Banning spending money to express oneself is banning expression just like banning paying for raw milk is banning raw milk.
And groups do have voting rights. That's how Congress works. The U.S. is a republic.
- taurath 7y agoAre you saying congress voting on legislation is akin to a corporation voting on members of Congress?
- humanrebar 7y agoI'm saying that republics are voting as groups. By definition. Not any arbitrary group gets to directly vote, no. But different groups do have rights: races, religions, genders, ethnicities, and, yes, groups of people with common values and interests.