Law against Corporations involving themselves in politics.

[wlubin]

What do we need to do to get such a law passed?

[preciousdove]

1. How about a Constitutional Amendment of separation of corporations

and state..after the revolution

[wlubin]

3. I think it is war. Lets see, there are what, 200 million of us, and like

175 of them? We could destroy them.

[ailsagirl]

2. A majority in the House and Senate... :(

[Union Thug]

4. I like the idea of a constitutional separation of property and speech..

[VivaKerry]

5. Here is a great link....to discover the history of corporate personhood

http://reclaimdemocracy.org/personhood/

You have to understand how and why corporations have taken over in order to find its weak link, I think.

The site also warehouses all the activities going on to defeat corporate personhood.

If all concerned activists focused on this battle, we could get rid of fascism. We have historically tried to battle the people allowing corporations to practice their greed (ie, politicians). If we focused on the ROOT of the problem, we could get at the lifeblood of fascism.

[NuttyFluffers]

6. an entire parallel universe to the one now.

best of luck :D

[Spock_is_Skeptical]

11. Exactly what I was going to say

[CAcyclist]

7. Just like the churches

I'd like to see a law passed that no bill can be proposed to any legislature unless the general public originated the request.

That would probably be hard to figure out how to do, but too many times legislation proposed by corporations for their benefit is purported to be for some consumer purpose and yet, funny, the public hadn't been complaining.

[Yupster]

8. A compromise would have a pretty good chance

of passing if it read no unions or corporations allowed in politics.

Would it be worth it?

[leftofthedial]

9. start a new country

that horse is out of the barn, across the pasture, over the fence and halfway to India already.

[NVMojo]

10. don't know but we need to do something ....

and make it work, unlike separation of church and state these days ...