MrRodgers
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ORIGINAL: Sanity Where did anyone write that property is speech Keep it real, Stalin And whether you like it or not money is advertising, and advertising is speech The courts simply ruled with reality as opposed to your far left newspeak bs quote:
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ORIGINAL: Sanity Donating to causes that advertise ones political view is the same as free speech, especially in this age of mass media Even for business owners SOMEONE is going to get their message out, even if its just those already in power from their bully pulpits Or FOX News, or Keith Overman (so long as the government allows). When the government gets even deeper into the business of limiting political speech thats definitely not a good thing Property is NOT speech. At no time either at the constitutional convention or in the federalist papers was there any reference let alone civil legal foundation that proclaimed...property (money) as free-speech [sic] for anybody. Calling it 'political speech' would make Orwell and Goering proud. ALL speech is 'political' in so far as any govt. would restrict or censure it. This is the right-wing fascists court's idea of as Orwell put it...'changing the meaning of words.' Soon as the courts having now proclaimed money as speech and that corporations [sic] are people...we are talking the constitutional foundation for capitalist fascism, pure, simple and without remorse. After all...their money is now constitutionally protected power. Just what do you think that power will do ? As Lincoln warned...'to play upon the prejudices of the people' and it is working just fine thank you. Yes, and it is obvious...obvious much too obvious I guess for someone reaching for a justification to the capitalist fascism money can buy. Property can be sold for money, stock is property, bonds are property. Understand now ? No you don't. You are a a plutocrat, govt. of the dollar by the dollar and for the dollar. Money is obviously an object, like beer and whiskey who for many was their currency. Simple, speech is free...not purchased.
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