You choice to vote or not vote usually was made long ago with a 401K.Hmm, never got one of those.....
I do get them on stocks I have owned outside of my 401K though.
And do usually vote my shares.
You choice to vote or not vote usually was made long ago with a 401K.Hmm, never got one of those.....
I do get them on stocks I have owned outside of my 401K though.
And do usually vote my shares.
And I have explained how it would and could work, in other threads. And yes, I do know that many are not voting shares. However, in almost every case where they are, most throw their votes in the trash misunderstanding their rights and responsibilities as owners as they look for short-term gain.
I will state it again, If you want to take back control of the government the only way you will get it done is if you vote your stocks. Otherwise you have already given power over to the coin-operated government.
Which is my point. Either you change the Constitution or the SCOTUS, or you change the corporation. The easiest one to change is the corporations and we have the power to do it, nearly overnight.Maybe corporations shouldn't be allowed to dictate public policy. You can't beat them playing by their rules. They make the money. they will trash the economy before they will allow outer party members to buy them out.
Which is my point. Either you change the Constitution or the SCOTUS, or you change the corporation. The easiest one to change is the corporations and we have the power to do it, nearly overnight.
I find is amazing that corporations have gained "individual" status advantages in many ways but manage to avoid most all of the "individual" burdens.
Free Speech is in the constitution and the SCOTUS ruled that political ads and funds are "speech". Thus, you either change the Constitution, the SCOTUS or the source. The easiest to change is the source. Are you being deliberately obtuse here, or do you literally not understand the current atmosphere of politics, or that such funding was determined to be protected?It's not in the constitution that corporations must run everything. NO constitutional change is necessary to change trade policy with china, or to return control of money creation to the congress.
Your "buy them out" plan is fantastically ridiculous, yet somehow STILL lacking in vision.
And you don't "buy them out" you simply vote the stock you own, as is your right as a shareholder. Over 50% of the nation owns stocks. Almost overnight we can change the face of politics at the source. Yet you lack the understanding to even go back and read the threads that I speak of, and therefore misrepresent and misconstrue.It's not in the constitution that corporations must run everything. NO constitutional change is necessary to change trade policy with china, or to return control of money creation to the congress.
Your "buy them out" plan is fantastically ridiculous, yet somehow STILL lacking in vision.
It takes decades to do what could be done in less than two years. In order for them to "chnage their mind" they change the face of the court. Either you start to magically vote for people who are not paid for by the coin-dispensing Corporations and they put in people who are more logical in decisions... or you stop it at the source.Just get SCOTUS to change its mind has been done lots of times in the past.
Hence you find the root cause and solve the problem there. Ross Perot might have been a nut, but he had one thing correct. Follow the money.Building on an unsound foundation is not a good idea. The foundation needs correcting.
I'm not against ads, Im against certain trade policies, which are detrimental to america's future, and which are ineherently immoral. Trade policy change doesn't require a consitutional change. Trade policy is handled by the governement technically. DId you know that, or are you being obtuse. It's a right wing lie that whatever is good for coroporations should rightfully be the law of the land.Free Speech is in the constitution and the SCOTUS ruled that political ads and funds are "speech". Thus, you either change the Constitution, the SCOTUS or the source. The easiest to change is the source. Are you being deliberately obtuse here, or do you literally not understand the current atmosphere of politics, or that such funding was determined to be protected?
And you don't "buy them out" you simply vote the stock you own, as is your right as a shareholder. Over 50% of the nation owns stocks. Almost overnight we can change the face of politics at the source. Yet you lack the understanding to even go back and read the threads that I speak of, and therefore misrepresent and misconstrue.
Man, you are being deliberately obtuse! Those who pay for the ads buy the attention of those in charge.I'm not against ads, Im against certain trade policies, which are detrimental to america's future, and which are ineherently immoral. Trade policy change doesn't require a consitutional change. Trade policy is handled by the governement technically. DId you know that, or are you being obtuse. It's a right wing lie that whatever is good for coroporations should rightfully be the law of the land.
I guess I'll repeat it again, (I wish I could say it slowly... But what I'll do is just ask you to read, then repeat...)How do you acquire stock to vote with? You BUY it. You are advocating buying them out.
The nature of your solution indicates your acceptance of the premise that there should be no legal oversight over corporations. I reject that premise.
Instead of passing child pornography laws, let's just buy into the porn producing corporations and vote that they not use children. Want to clean up the environment? Buy your way into a corporation and use your new corporate influence to change their policy.
In your model of the world, where corporate shares are the only form of franchisement, anyone who is not a shareholder effectively has no say.
Your plan sucks.
AHEM:
More 50% of this nation already owns that stock.
Now I'll ask you: What part of that sentence means that it needs to be bought? It already HAS been.
Then I'll tell you: Most of those that can never vote their stock because they do not realize how important it is.
Now... Follow the shampoo bottle.