The Obama Justice Dept. should start seeking the death penalty against corporations.

[iceman66]

That would be an appropriate, and no doubt popular, response to the SC ruling.

[Botany]

1. How about starting w/ KBR?

http://abcnews.go.com/US/story?id=4489783&page=1


Hidden Danger: Soldiers Dying From Electrocution
A Dozen Soldiers Have Died From Accidental Electrocution in Iraq, Says Congressman

[Demeter]

4. Good Choice!

Makes an excellent test case. Killing military in a war zone. Can't lose!

[Botany]

5. Gotta go right to the top too.

[Nite Owl]

11. And healthcare companies

they knowingly, willingly and with premeditation allow people to die by refusal of coverage. Death penalty=government takeover=single payer.

[mzmolly]

2. That's a good point. When corporate decisions result in killing people

are they held accountable in the same manner that a serial killer would be? ;)

[iceman66]

3. The penalty for that should be total and permanent dissolution.

Otherwise, I see an equal protection problem as (flesh and blood) individuals can get sentenced to death for the same offense.

[Armstead]

6. I'd settle for House Arrest -- tell them they can do buziness but can't get involved in politics

[yurbud]

7. as long as some execs and major investors necks ended up on the chopping block too

otherwise, they will just move to a new host to commit their crimes like the parasites they are.

[iceman66]

8. They could be charged as an accomplice or accessory.

I wish this concept would be taken seriously.

It is fundamentally unfair for corporations to reap all of the benefits of personhood but not have to face the same negative consequences for their actions.

[yurbud]

12. if they killed as many people with a knife or truck bomb, they would be executed

[KittyWampus]

9. YOU should start a movement in your community to limit what corporations can and can't do.

[glitch]

10. Can we torture them first? nt