Huey » 10 May 2014 9:04 am » wrote:
Your second idea is an example of an overreaching fed gov. Telling people what stocks they can own, what boards they can serve on is border line fascism.
No, it responsible regulation, the removal of which created the parasitical relationship we have today between companies and CEOs and between Wall Street and the nation. Potential investors cannot know everything everywhere all the time. A few common sense rules - like you cannot serve on multiple boards if an obvious conflict of interest exists - are what investors EXPECT of government.
Huey » 10 May 2014 9:04 am » wrote:
Disagree. Citizens United, and the concept of unions, organizations, and yes, corporations which are all discussed in citizens united says that a group of people do not lose their rights because they are part of an organization. GE is not a person. A Union is not a person. But those that comprimise the group are. And they do not lose their rights because they formed a group.
Do chinese citizens have the right to buy American elections? They do if they are incorporated - and you defend that. How long have you hated Murka?
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