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This isn't about corporate personhood anyway. That's the legal notion that corporations have the same rights as real people, but the special district would sti
by leereeves 5y ago
This isn't about corporate personhood anyway.
That's the legal notion that corporations have the same rights as real people, but the special district would still be objectionable if a real person had been allowed to set up their own private local government.
- SauciestGNU 5y agoAnd I agree with that. What I don't agree with is why this is happening. And even if we look past this particular instance, should we not also be dissolving The Villages and whatever other special districts exist? Why just this one that opposes the Governor?