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That's not strange. Corporations are not people, and their rights should be different from people. In some ways they may be less restricted, in some ways more r
by gpvos 14y ago
That's not strange. Corporations are not people, and their rights should be different from people. In some ways they may be less restricted, in some ways more restricted. Free speech is for real people. As the saying goes, I'll believe corporations are people when Texas executes one.
- yummyfajitas 14y agoComputers/printing presses aren't people, and their rights should be different from people. Free speech is for real people. Property doesn't have free speech rights, the people who own it do.
- Dylan16807 14y agoCorporations are standalone 'people'. An employee can free speech whatever they want, they just can't do certain things and attribute them to the corporation. They can use the corporation's equipment, even.