19 Jan 2017 6:36 am
I do not disagree with the citizens united decision in as much as labor unions are legal...it is only fair that employers should be able to organize as well...what you are failing to grasp is that just to legally exist in the united states you must purchase or at least own clothing. Clothing manufacturers are usually publicly traded corporations. Your investment is on the purchasing product end. Most grocery suppliers are publicly traded...if Ya wanna eat....my point is that through property tax and regulation you are forced to financially invest in a corporation...Huey » 19 Jan 2017 6:15 am » wrote:
This thread is 3 years old with 376 replies. This thread has many sub topics, like any long length thread. The discussion with Cannon is about CU and investing in a specific companies that you don't agree with. Now, like cannon, you are playing linguistic games. In the context of CU you are not forced to invest in anything. We are talking about taking 10 grand and investing in a company and whether the government forces you to do so or you have a choice.
What comapny are you forced by government to invest in and how does that apply in the discussion of CU?
I know this isn't the in yer face argument everyone is looking for but it is an argument none the less