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Re: Why the founding fathers limited government scope (was Re: Rolling Blackouts
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lugnet.off-topic.debate
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Thu, 10 May 2001 22:06:15 GMT
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In lugnet.off-topic.debate, Larry Pieniazek writes:
> Sometimes they are. Steve Jackson Games won a suit against the government I
> believe...
That's 'cause the government didn't bother to read the rules to Illuminati:
Weird Groups (Gamers) are immune to Government Groups (Secret Service). Fnord.
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> The upside of small corporations is that it's possible to win against them.
> The downside is that they may not have many assets. The upside of large
> governments or corporations is that they have lots of assets. The downside
> is that it's hard to win against Phillip Morris.
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> > I'm aware that individual employees can't be sued for the actions of the
> > gov't, but how is that different from a private individual's assets being
> > separate from his incorporated assets? A man's house can't be seized for
> > the wrongdoing of his corporation even if his corporation is sued into
> > bankrupcy.
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> Libertopian corporate officers whould have no such protection if what they
> did was egregiously negligent, although I grant such is the case today.
Yeah for Libertopia! These corporate sharks rape the system for all it's
worth, cash in their stock options, and then let the company take the fall
for their crimes. It's one reason why I don't trust corporate america at
all - they are extremely short-sighted. The company and consumers will
catch hell? So what? I'll just cover it all up as best I can, and by the
time it all comes out, it's someone else's responsiblity. Get some good old
fashioned personal responsiblity in there and you'll see a lot of that go away.
Bruce
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