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Saturday, April 30, 2011

Corporate Rights

  Actually, there are no "corporate rights".  Corporations are not people.  Neither are they states or the federal government.  Corporations are mentioned nowhere in the US Constitution.  So a corporation has an obligation to its' constituent employees and officers to uphold their rights, even in the workspace.  No matter what a court may say, the fact is there is no legal basis for a corporation to impinge on personal rights.  The supervisory body for Corporations are the US Congress, who are bound by the Constitution.
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