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Re: OT - Hey Matt CT - Public Advocacy proceeding
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Posted by vapor on June 29, 2005 at 12:26:19 from (68.9.106.167):
In Reply to: Re: OT - Hey Matt CT - Public Advocacy proceeding posted by Matt from CT on June 29, 2005 at 11:52:59:
Strike "private" and "real person". "Property shall not be taken for the purpose of financial gain by
another person or government." maybe... While I don't agree with the SCOTUS decision that gave
corporations the same "rights" as real persons, I wouldn't want
them to be able to take my small incorporated business either.
Striking "private" would prevent the feds from taking state
property. Striking "involuntary" just makes the
ammendment less restrictive. Below is a link to the plaintiff in this suit. They are a "non-
profit" organization. From their website: "The New London Development Corporation (NLDC) is
committed to creating public-private partnerships that act as an
engine for economic development..." Whatever the hell that means. I think that bribes and kickbacks
could be classified as a "public-private partnership". Fat chance on the ammendment, though. Congress has become
the legislative branch of the Fortune 500. They will only pass
legislation that is good for the big corporations. When they
retire they can get a seat on the board of directors!
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