Corporations are people, my friend, as John Roberts has previously pointed out . Chief Justice Roberts thinks those corporations' shareholders should be able to demand disclosure of corporations' political expenditures, and he's pretty sure that companies will abide by their shareholders' mandates, because what are you, a communist? So we cannot count how many times John Roberts must have uttered "Oh my stars and garters" with his pretty Harvard mouth after he read
They are, but they're just immortal, that's all. So whatevs, punish away, Aetna will live forever, feasting on the marrow of your progeny.
They are, but they're just immortal, that's all. So whatevs, punish away, Aetna will live forever, feasting on the marrow of your progeny.
Corporations have an ironclad "affluenza" defense.
My candidate market explodes with delight!
Darwinian jurisprudence -- conservative court acts in such a way as to enhance its chances of being replicated in the next generation.
And, by the way, fuck you, Kennedy and O'Connor. You created this mess.