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Government isn't an outside entity. Government is the people--except in a capitalist country where government is owned by corporations.
by thesuitonym 5y ago
Government isn't an outside entity. Government is the people--except in a capitalist country where government is owned by corporations.
- p1esk 5y agoBy your logic, corporations are people too
- olliej 5y agoThat is indeed what the US Supreme Court agrees with you. Except of course corporations don't go to jail for committing crime.
- p1esk 5y agoNeither do governments. But individual people in governments and corporations do.
- robertlagrant 5y agoThis is why corporations have directors. Do we have to go through the motions of this tired old cliché?
- robertlagrant 5y ago> Government is the people--except in a capitalist country where government is owned by corporations. In what country is this true? Was everyone in Soviet Russia the government? Why did they order the killing of themselves if so?