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Ikonoklast Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Apr-03-11 08:22 PM
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54. If people can come together and form a corporation, people can also come together to bargain
with that legal entity, whether as another corporation doing business with it, or a labor union representing employees to management.

Why should states be allowed to let one exist and disallow another? Why should states be allowed to favor one form of organization over another?

Either both legal entities are allowed under the law, or neither.


Take that to the Supreme Court, and see if they only will allow one side of that equation to exist.

It could be the death knell for corporations if it went that far.
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