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      Yep. But if it makes you feel any better, there was never a time when you weren’t.

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    We are one Super PAC dark money donation away from the Bill of Rights becoming the Bill of Privileges.

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    Okay, they have the right to vote, but HOW do they vote? If my mom wants to vote, I can’t go vote in her place as a proxy, so a person couldn’t vote in proxy for a corp. Does a company have to be 18 years old to vote? In Delaware you need a state ID or a social security number to vote. Can they get those? So many nonsensical leaps in logic have to be made to make this possible.

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    Okay silver lining this explicitly applies to voting in municipal elections. This only applies to municipalities that have a law specifically allowing a vote for every property owner and citizen.

    This is extremely limited in scope. Batshit insane, but not as bad as it first seemed.

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        I mean that’s unlikely as this is a very very narrow ruling. Municipal elections are some of the most deregulated type of elections. I mean one town elected a dog and in some towns children have been able to legally run.

        There’s a large lack of federal and state law regulating city elections, or at least when compared to state and federal elections.

        Of course they could still change it, but it should take more than a court case. If courts care to follow established law, which is shaky the days I’ll give you that

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    Can a corporation have an ID? Can a corporation have a social Security number? If a corporation dies can I burn it in a crematory to make ashes or bury it in the ground?

    This is such horseshit

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    Well, that’s one way for States to make a pittance from rich people.

    Every rich person will now open 99 bs companies to vote 100 times.

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        LLCs are pass-through entities and not corporations. Thankfully no pass-throughs have been granted personhood yet.

        Limited Liability Companies are expressly discussed in the article and the court filing.

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    Not American enough for me. When can I vote for corporations in elections? i want to be able to choose between voting for palantir or onlyfans for president

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    It’s possible that he’s actually interpreting the law correctly. It’s just that the laws on this crap in Delaware are clearly batshit insane.