Re: 'Rats in the Kitchen'

On Sat, 14 Dec 2024, JAB wrote:

On Sat, 14 Dec 2024 13:14:45 +0100, D <nospam@example.net> wrote:
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Companies do not care about anything. They are not living entities, so
cannot care.

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SCOTUS got it wrong?
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"Yes, corporations are considered people in the United States legal
system, a concept known as corporate personhood"
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"Dictionary Act of 1871
This act explicitly acknowledges that corporations have legal rights
and responsibilities, and that the words "person" and "whoever" in
federal laws include corporations."

I'm talking reality, not legal definitions. Ergo... I win! ;)

In the US, what must be done, is to deregulate and privatize the
healthcare system

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Then, profits feeds the few, and increases healthcare costs.
Shareholders' interest are opposed to patients' interests.

I recommend Johan Norbergs book the Capitalist manifesto, where he shows that the more capitalist and free a country, the happier the population and the better their quality of life.

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