Liberal Forum

Str8tEdge » 03 Dec 2014 5:20 am » wrote:
Start with the legal protections incorporation gives first. If you can make it through that, we'll continue with ALL the OTHER protectionism government offers corporations. Then if you get through ALL that, we'll start discussing how they control the legislative system.

Oh, goodie goodie.

I have backed bluffy mcblufftard into such a tight corner that he is now coming out swinging by agitating for society doing away with articles of incorporation. His next move will be to claim that he has ALWAYS stood for that - and that if I can't find a post of him openly defending the legal maneuver known as incorporating, that means he has been a tireless and zealous advocate of abolishing the practice his entire board career.

I wonder if this **** shaved ape understands that he just joined my team and is now openly advocating for the absolute abolition of every Wall Street firm in America? I wonder if the moron understands that is literally - not figuratively or arguably but LITERALLY - impossible for Walmart, Bayer Aspirin, Ford Motor Company, Procter & Gamble, Frito Lay, Coca Cola - ANY Wall Street company - to operate within any recognizable paradigm that allows for anonymous funding, if the radical-progressive change which he calls for is granted?

I wonder if this bluffing **** is really too stupid to grasp that without incorporation, every Wall Street investor is accountable for every mistake made by every employee of the company - and to the entire extent of damages suffered, with no set limit to their liability? I wonder if he thinks that a class of investors exposed to those risks can truly fuel an exchange?

I see a moron digging a deeper moron hole in response to having his bluff called. He's doubling down on stupid.

Wait. I hear brakes squealing. I hear a clunker someone should have gotten cash for being thrown into reverse.

He'll insist that he was merely lecturing me on the evils of incorporation - not suggesting that we shoudl do anything ABOUT those evils.

Oh, that bluffy. He's such a strain-hedge, with all the amusing whoppers and all the zany bluffs.Oh, ACME, why does he keep buying arguments from you?