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> violate the company’s “constitutional right to trial by jury.” This is what we get as declaring companies as people.
by stuaxo 3y ago
> violate the company’s “constitutional right to trial by jury.”
This is what we get as declaring companies as people.
- justrealist 3y agoNot really. Companies are owned by people, and if a federal agency can fine a company $10mm, they are taking that property from one or more people. It's still a direct financial taking from owners.
- coolhand2120 3y agoVs. “this faceless unelected bureaucrat can shut down my business because of reason him and his unelected coworkers literally just made up without any legislation”. I’m going with the one that protects private sector over government.
- avs733 3y agofaceless beaucrat tells faceless corporation its violating the law doesn't bother me all that much. What you see from BOTH is people's perspectives coming out in which side of an argument they humanize and which side they dehumanize.
- obblekk 3y agoWe also get things like companies being able to refuse to give your data to the police without a warrant (unreasonable search and seizure protection for people).