United Corporations of America or Wherever

[jonzr]

So the Supreme Court (5-4) now thinks it's fine for corporations to spend whatever they want on political campaigns.

Damn, now they're just rubbing our noses in it.

"You'll eat shit and like it, peasant."

[Finnegans Wake]

So the Supreme Court (5-4) now thinks it's fine for corporations to spend whatever they want on political campaigns.

Damn, now they're just rubbing our noses in it.

"You'll eat shit and like it, peasant."

This is more disgusting than any of the criticisms leveled at the Obama administration, sorry if you don't believe it.

We've been bought and sold.  Fucking awful.

[Finnegans Wake]

We the Corporations of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect profitability, establish Dividends, insure domestic Investment, provide for the stockholder bottom line, promote the occasional takeover, and secure the Blessings of Money-Lust to ourselves and our Posterity, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of Corporate America.

[jonzr]

Effing pigs. 

*bleet*

[Preacherman0]

Your choices for president in 2012:

Mr. Exxon

Mr. Goldman

Mr. Aig

Mr. Chase

Welcome back to the good ole pre-Teddy Roosevelt and the trust-buster days!  Can't wait to see the de-regulation of the food industry.

[Finnegans Wake]

Can't wait to see the de-regulation of the food industry.

Psssssst!  That happened a while back...

The food industry is essentially a free for all.  Monsanto makes Frankenfoods that 98% of Americans eat, and there's no real science on the long-term effects.  E. Coli processors (can't call them food processors) just keep on doing what they do.  The industrial farms are living laboratories for ever-more resilient bacteria and every pathogen known to man.  Processed food keeps getting more and more perverse, while ironically labeling itself "natural" or "healthy."  Organic food isn't organic; the term is essentially meaningless, due to industry input.

Our society is sick in just about every imaginable way.

Thank God for football.

[pensodyssey]

Can't wait to see the de-regulation of the food industry.

Psssssst!  That happened a while back...

The food industry is essentially a free for all.  Monsanto makes Frankenfoods that 98% of Americans eat, and there's no real science on the long-term effects.  E. Coli processors (can't call them food processors) just keep on doing what they do.  The industrial farms are living laboratories for ever-more resilient bacteria and every pathogen known to man.  Processed food keeps getting more and more perverse, while ironically labeling itself "natural" or "healthy."  Organic food isn't organic; the term is essentially meaningless, due to industry input.

Our society is sick in just about every imaginable way.

Thank God for football.

Thank god for football?  They're about to have the supreme court uphold the anti-trust exemption.