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By HP on 07-28-12 @ 7:25 am
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If you can’t hang them, then they’re not people   Vote ” yes ”  to get rid of the cowards hiding behind corporate skirts.
We have enough cowards at the federal level now.
By Craig moore on 07-28-12 @ 9:47 am
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What I find cowardly is the failure tocorrect state what the SC determined.  Nowhere did the
Court base its decision on declaring corporations, “people.”

We’ve discussed this issue ad naseum on other posts.  I-166 is all about popular politics mining
anger rather than addressing a real issue.
By Marshal Cogburn on 07-30-12 @ 9:40 am
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The proponents of I-166 have done a masterful job of inciting public hysteria. At issue in I-166 is not
whether corporations are human beings. The salient issue is the removal of all constitutional
protections from corporations. How does a corporation continue to exist if it cannot own property,
enter and enforce contracts, or sue and be sued? Without these rights, corporations cannot exist
and that is a very bad outcome for Montana.
By Papa John on 07-31-12 @ 9:35 am
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Corporations are not people?  Is the Red Cross people? How about any other group formed for
a common interest? Or better yet, to even the playing field, how about unions??
By andreab on 07-31-12 @ 3:19 pm
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how about the fact that we have the right to drive on the public roads. driving is not a
privilage it is a right we have salwaya hadjfhgkw. we do not have to have a drivers licence look
up the right to drive you will find we are being buffalowed to believe we have to have a licence
to drive which in fact we dont. the licence is for corparations only who make their living on
the road.
By ICallB.S. on 07-31-12 @ 6:13 pm
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Easy on the crack pipe there andreab.  You do not have a “right” to drive ever.  You must earn
the privilage by taking tests to show your competence.  I’m guessing that you haven’t shown
any of the neccessary competence for a license yet, based on your alcohol soaked
commentary.
By andreab on 08-02-12 @ 10:27 am
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educate-yourself.org www.theforbiddenknowledge.com www.uslawbooks.com look these up and educate
your selves this is my proof maybe you just dont know tour being buffalowed into thinking we
gave up a right when we did not
By JosephineDoody on 01-24-13 @ 7:22 am
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Papa John is correct.

Corporations most certainly ARE people by the simple fact Corporations do not create themselves
rather, they are created BY people. Therefore, Corporations should be treated as people.

I will NOT be voting in favor of I-166.
By Westside2 on 01-24-13 @ 8:02 am
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True, Josephine.  Your opportunity to vote on the matter has dissolved.  See also:

http://www.flatheadbeacon.com/articles/article/secretive_conservative_group_looks_set_to_vanish/31520/
 
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