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barbaraann

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7. Thank you for the info. Your assessment is 100% +++++ correct. n/t

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Tue Jun 27, 2023, 07:32 PM

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A Delaware city is set to give corporations the right to vote in elections [View all] applegrove Jun 2023 OP

So, could I move to Delaware, set up a thousand corporations, and vote for each of them? barbaraann Jun 2023 #1

From the link: CrispyQ Jun 2023 #6

Thank you for the info. Your assessment is 100% +++++ correct. n/t barbaraann Jun 2023 #7

👍👍👍 Rebl2 Jun 2023 #20

And Republicans. Hell no!! n/t thenelm1 Jun 2023 #23

I swear, they're like, "If I can't legally buy votes... Beartracks Jun 2023 #25

I hope Delaware's legislature doesn't approve this. Elessar Zappa Jun 2023 #2

The legislative session usually ends on June 30. And I imagine the governor would veto anyway Walleye Jun 2023 #15

Absolutely terrible idea....n/t yorkster Jun 2023 #3

WTF? Have people in Delaware lost their minds? Lonestarblue Jun 2023 #4

But-But-But MOMFUDSKI Jun 2023 #8

Just Seaford.Surprised they don't let chickens vote down there Walleye Jun 2023 #16

No!!! WTF?! yardwork Jun 2023 #5

one suspects delaware is run by and for credit card companies etc as is south dakota nt msongs Jun 2023 #9

Thought this had to be the onion, but no! captain queeg Jun 2023 #10

WTF how does a corporation vote? Each employee already has a vote. doc03 Jun 2023 #11

Slower-Lower is pretty much the MAGA area of the state. woodsprite Jun 2023 #12

And who gets to decide how the corporation votes? CEO? sinkingfeeling Jun 2023 #13

And you hear magas insist that you have to be a citizen to vote. Corporations are citizens now? Walleye Jun 2023 #14

Personhood Bear Creek Jun 2023 #33

Seaford is a puny town. we can do it Jun 2023 #17

Will NGOs and civic groups get a vote? How bout small businesses? applegrove Jun 2023 #18

The reductio ad absurdum of corporate capitalism TheRickles Jun 2023 #19

erring on the side of Mussolini? diva77 Jun 2023 #21

Ok, so, corporations are NOT people. We're in crazy-land here. Joinfortmill Jun 2023 #22

Actually Bear Creek Jun 2023 #28

Whatever they may say, corporations are not people Joinfortmill Jun 2023 #29

While I agree with you Bear Creek Jun 2023 #30

Amen to that Joinfortmill Jun 2023 #36

So if someone proves that Roundup gave them cancer and killed them, gab13by13 Jun 2023 #24

Exactly. applegrove Jun 2023 #26

The same Bear Creek Jun 2023 #32

So sad. applegrove Jun 2023 #34

Who is the corporation votes? Johonny Jun 2023 #27

One vote Zeitghost Jun 2023 #35

The US has been a corporatocracy for years, Seaford is just being honest about it. Lancero Jun 2023 #31