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Benützer: MikePryslak

Why won't you pledge to abolish corporate personhood? Click more to read why this is vital. The U.S. Constitution, which defines our nation of popular sovereignty, boldly begins with three simple words, written large, "We the People." These three famous words convey responsibility equally to all people to make our own laws. But "We the People" have never included all the people. Those in power always try to maintain power. Initially, only land-owning white men voted. It took a century, the Civil War and three constitutional amendments to abolish slavery and let black men vote. The 19th Amendment ratified in 1920 let women vote. In the 1960s, amendments eliminated poll taxes to protect poor, mostly black voters, and allowed Washington DC voters to participate in presidential elections. In 1971, the 26th Amendment established a consistent national minimum voting age. But as soon as freed male slaves were allowed to vote, the wealthiest white men created a better way to maintain control. Starting in the 1880s, ironically using the 14th Amendment, one of the Reconstruction Amendments that abolished the legal fiction that a person was property, corporate attorneys convinced a few judges (who were previously corporate attorneys) to create corporate personhood, the legal fiction that property is a person. This gave corporations, which are non-human, artificial legal entities for owning property, some of the rights intended for freed slaves. Toiling another century, more attorneys convinced more judges to expand corporate rights to add protections from the First, Fourth and Fifth Amendments. (Legislators who were elected through the largesse of corporations shoulder the blame for allowing these decisions to stand.) Today, corporate personhood is fully mature, giving corporations all the rights necessary to combine with their wealth to control our governance. Using modern media and marketing science, voters are persuaded which candidates to elect. With gifts, campaign contributions and no spending limits on lobbyists, lawmakers are influenced. "We the People" are not in control; instead, non-humans dominate the process of making laws that control humans! Corporations are directed by more than humans. Although corporations were initially created centuries ago by lawmakers for the purpose of serving the public good, they now must obey legal obligations to strive for profit, not public good. Corporations are not human, they simply don't share our morality or mortality and they have no business participating in the process of making laws that govern people. Democracy embodies the ideal of one person, one vote, but corporations have hijacked democracy by diminishing the power of all our votes below the influence of their wealth. To gain control, humans must ban corporations from politics using a constitutional amendment that abolishes corporate personhood. Corporations serve a vital function in our society; they allow capital to be combined to accomplish amazing things. They drive our glorious way of life and prosperity. We must provide corporations with the rights and tools they need to thrive while serving the public good; we can do that without letting them participate in our law making process. But they'll use their persuasive powers to disagree. They'll vilify candidates who promise to limit corporate influence. We must be strong and ignore their deluge of ads and pundits, and only vote for candidates who put "We the People" above "We the Corporations." If you believe in America's ideals for democracy, that all people are created equal and have an inalienable right to govern themselves, then you have a civic obligation to understand how corporate personhood nullifies democracy. Watch the documentary ~The Corporation~ on YouTube at http://youtube.com/watch?v=Pin8fbdGV9Y&feature=PlayList&p=FA50FBC214A6CE87&index=0&playnext=1 to learn more about the nature of corporations and corporate personhood. Click http://google.com/search?q=%22corporate+personhood%22 to search the Internet for more information about corporate personhood. Visit http://votep2.us/ to vote for The National Initiative For Democracy. Script of video: I'm Mike Pryslak from Miami (Florida) and the candidate who promises to rein in corporations and ban their money from politics gets my vote. Our democracy is dying because corporations and their wealthiest owners control our country. With no spending limits on lobbyists who direct lawmakers and media that sways voters, individuals, and often the truth, are silenced. Why won't you pledge to abolish corporate personhood, so we can relegate corporations to serving the public good as they were originally intended instead of letting them control us? Thank you. Tags: 10questions pryslak abolish corporate personhood CNN presidential debate

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"Personhood" in Colorado This fall, Colorado and Georgia could vote on a law change that would legally define "personhood" as beginning at the moment of fertilization. Depending upon who you talk to, the change could mean nothing... or lead to overturning Roe v. Wade. You'll see what we mean when you hear from those organizing for and against the ballot initiative. The UpTake's Corrine McDermid looks at what this law change could mean to her personally and to other women. Other notes: Other States have had similar measures on the ballot recently, many authored by the Thomas Moore Law Center (Colorado's initiative wasn't written by the Law Center, but the language was approved by them). Tags: fertilization conception roe v. wade women's rights thomas moore law center

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Brit Humes Colorado Personhood Amendment Video About the Colorado Human Life Amendment Tags: Abortion Personhood foxnews Colorado For Equal Rights

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Does Personhood Start At Fertilization? Amanda Marcotte of RH Reality Check discusses whether personhood should be described as beginning at fertilization. Tags: pro-choice pro-life reproductive rights abortion contraception pill fertilization conception pregnancy personhood colorado amendment

Benützer: MikePryslak

Our greatest challenge is to Abolish Corporate Personhood Click more to read why this is vital. The U.S. Constitution, which defines our nation of popular sovereignty, boldly begins with three simple words, written large, "We the People." These three famous words convey responsibility equally to all people to make our own laws. But "We the People" have never included all the people. Those in power always try to maintain power. Initially, only land-owning white men voted. It took a century, the Civil War and three constitutional amendments to abolish slavery and let black men vote. The 19th Amendment ratified in 1920 let women vote. In the 1960s, amendments eliminated poll taxes to protect poor, mostly black voters, and allowed Washington DC voters to participate in presidential elections. In 1971, the 26th Amendment established a consistent national minimum voting age. But as soon as freed male slaves were allowed to vote, the wealthiest white men created a better way to maintain control. Starting in the 1880s, ironically using the 14th Amendment, one of the Reconstruction Amendments that abolished the legal fiction that a person was property, corporate attorneys convinced a few judges (who were previously corporate attorneys) to create corporate personhood, the legal fiction that property is a person. This gave corporations, which are non-human, artificial legal entities for owning property, some of the rights intended for freed slaves. Toiling another century, more attorneys convinced more judges to expand corporate rights to add protections from the First, Fourth and Fifth Amendments. (Legislators who were elected through the largesse of corporations shoulder the blame for allowing these decisions to stand.) Today, corporate personhood is fully mature, giving corporations all the rights necessary to combine with their wealth to control our governance. Using modern media and marketing science, voters are persuaded which candidates to elect. With gifts, campaign contributions and no spending limits on lobbyists, lawmakers are influenced. "We the People" are not in control; instead, non-humans dominate the process of making laws that control humans! Don't be fooled into believing that corporations are controlled by humans. Although corporations were initially created centuries ago by lawmakers for the purpose of serving the public good, they now must obey legal obligations to strive for profit, not public good. Corporations are not human, they simply don't share our morality or mortality and they have no business participating in the process of making laws that govern people. Democracy embodies the ideal of one person, one vote, but corporations have hijacked democracy by diminishing the power of all our votes below the influence of their wealth. To gain control, humans must ban corporations from politics using a constitutional amendment that abolishes corporate personhood. Corporations serve a vital function in our society; they allow capital to be combined to accomplish amazing things. They drive our glorious way of life and prosperity. We must provide corporations with the rights and tools they need to thrive while serving the public good; we can do that without letting them participate in our law making process. But they'll use their persuasive powers to disagree. They'll vilify candidates who promise to limit corporate influence. We must be strong and ignore their deluge of ads and pundits, and only vote for candidates who put "We the People" above "We the Corporations." If you believe in America's ideals for democracy, that all people are created equal and have an inalienable right to govern themselves, then you have a civic obligation to understand how corporate personhood nullifies democracy. Watch the documentary ~The Corporation~ on YouTube at http://youtube.com/watch?v=Pin8fbdGV9Y&feature=PlayList&p=FA50FBC214A6CE87&index=0&playnext=1 to learn more about the nature of corporations and corporate personhood. Click http://tinyurl.com/yv33og to search the Internet for more information about corporate personhood. Visit http://CommunityCounts.us to vote for the questions you want presidential candidates to answer. - - - - Corporate personhood is an insidious and undeniable threat to our democracy. We've allowed corporations to get their powerful tendrils so deep into every facet of our society that we can no longer do anything without corporate approval. So until we abolish corporate personhood, we are slaves and corporations are our masters. Tags: Mitt Romney YouTube YouChoose Spotlight America Greatest Challenge Abolish Corporate Personhood POCLAD Pryslak

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Corporate Personhood and Money as Speech If corporations are people and money is speech, is democracy a myth? What is "corporate personhood" or corporate civil rights? How can we achieve authentic democracy Tags: alteravista Democracy corporate personhood free speech

Benützer: Patches1012

We the People vs Corporate Personhood Our Democracy is in trouble. Voting integrity, endless wars, illegal detention, torture and much more are just a few of the many brush fires that need to be put out. Did you know that corporations claim to be persons entitled to the 1st, 4th, and 14th amandment protection? We the people need to abolish corporate personhood and Joyce voices her opinions on other areas that need attention in order to save our Democracy. Tags: Access Tucson My Commentary Joyce Smith Abolish Corporate Personhood Protect Democracy

Benützer: tyeporter

Colorado Personhood Ammendment Fighting for the equal rights of American Children. Call your representatives and tell them to continue to fight for the lives of our Children. Call The Capitol Switchboard: 202-224-3121 Visit This Site: http://www.Personhood2008.com Find & Contact Your Senators: http://www.senate.gov/ Find & Contact Your Congressmen: http://www.house.gov/ Check out my blog for more: http://www.tyeporter.com/blog Tags: Colorado Personhood Ammendment Fighting for equal rights of American Children ProLife ProChoice ProAbortion Is Murder

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Abortion (Part 2): Personhood and the Great Facade 1. Is the unborn a 'person'? 2. The great 'pro-choice' cover up www.abort73.com WARNING: THIS WEBSITE CONTAINS DISTURBING GRAPHICAL IMAGERY. ONLY VISIT THIS SITE IF YOU ARE PREPARED TO LEARN THE TRUTH! Tags: christianity dinosaurs atheism sam harris richard dawkins scientology evolution darwin abortion murder roe

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John Edwards - Dover: Corporate Personhood John Edwards takes questions at a Town Hall in Dover, NH. October 2007. Tags: John Edwards 2008 elections president primaries Democrats New Hampshire corporate personhood 14th amendment

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Dennis Kucinich - corporate personhood - 10 questions http://kucinich.us Dennis Kucinich - answers the question of corporate personhood for www.10questions.com Filmed by Paul Hubbard Tags: dennis kucinich ten quesitons president elections 2008

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Highly Lurkable Personhood Truth! Tags: julene godsgirls gods girls very lurkable person

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History Lesson @ personhood.net Personhood and the pre-born - personhood.net Tags: slavery personhood people baby human rights abuses

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Abortion: Personhood of the Unborn, Your Comments Answered This is the first part of a three part series in which I respond to many comments I have received on my anti-abortion videos. Please view and see what you think. Tags: abortion pro-life pro-choice starlitshores

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Moshe Halbertal on "The Personhood of God" (with subtitles) Moshe Halbertal, Senior Fellow at Shalom Hartman Institute, talks about the fascinating book, "The Personhood of God," by U.S. scholar Yochanan Muffs on an Israeli TV show in Hebrew - with English subtitles. See more great videos in Hebrew and in English at the Hartman Institute website - http://hartman.org.il Tags: Jewish Judaism Bible halbertal moshe Torah Abraham God Breishit Hartman Donniel Rabbi Jeruaslem Israel

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Abortion (Part 4): Abortion Methods and Personhood 1. What are the methods used in abortion? 2. Personhood cont... www.abort73.com Tags: christianity dinosaurs atheism sam harris richard dawkins scientology evolution darwin abortion murder death

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Mike Huckabee: Corporate Personhood Mike Huckabee responds to a winning question on 10questions.com. Tags: 10questions

Benützer: MikePryslak

Yes or no, will you pledge to abolish corporate personhood? Click more to read why this is vital. The U.S. Constitution, which defines our nation of popular sovereignty, boldly begins with three simple words, written large, "We the People." These three famous words convey responsibility equally to all people to make our own laws. But "We the People" have never included all the people. Those in power always try to maintain power. Initially, only land-owning white men voted. It took a century, the Civil War and three constitutional amendments to abolish slavery and let black men vote. The 19th Amendment ratified in 1920 let women vote. In the 1960s, amendments eliminated poll taxes to protect poor, mostly black voters, and allowed Washington DC voters to participate in presidential elections. In 1971, the 26th Amendment established a consistent national minimum voting age. But as soon as freed male slaves were allowed to vote, the wealthiest white men created a better way to maintain control. Starting in the 1880s, ironically using the 14th Amendment, one of the Reconstruction Amendments that abolished the legal fiction that a person was property, corporate attorneys convinced a few judges (who were previously corporate attorneys) to create corporate personhood, the legal fiction that property is a person. This gave corporations, which are non-human, artificial legal entities for owning property, some of the rights intended for freed slaves. Toiling another century, more attorneys convinced more judges to expand corporate rights to add protections from the First, Fourth and Fifth Amendments. (Legislators who were elected through the largesse of corporations shoulder the blame for allowing these decisions to stand.) Today, corporate personhood is fully mature, giving corporations all the rights necessary to combine with their wealth to control our governance. Using modern media and marketing science, voters are persuaded which candidates to elect. With gifts, campaign contributions and no spending limits on lobbyists, lawmakers are influenced. "We the People" are not in control; instead, non-humans dominate the process of making laws that control humans! Don't be fooled into believing that corporations are controlled by humans. Although corporations were initially created centuries ago by lawmakers for the purpose of serving the public good, they now must obey legal obligations to strive for profit, not public good. Corporations are not human, they simply don't share our morality or mortality and they have no business participating in the process of making laws that govern people. Democracy embodies the ideal of one person, one vote, but corporations have hijacked democracy by diminishing the power of all our votes below the influence of their wealth. To gain control, humans must ban corporations from politics using a constitutional amendment that abolishes corporate personhood. Corporations serve a vital function in our society; they allow capital to be combined to accomplish amazing things. They drive our glorious way of life and prosperity. We must provide corporations with the rights and tools they need to thrive while serving the public good; we can do that without letting them participate in our law making process. But they'll use their persuasive powers to disagree. They'll vilify candidates who promise to limit corporate influence. We must be strong and ignore their deluge of ads and pundits, and only vote for candidates who put "We the People" above "We the Corporations." If you believe in America's ideals for democracy, that all people are created equal and have an inalienable right to govern themselves, then you have a civic obligation to understand how corporate personhood nullifies democracy. Watch the documentary ~The Corporation~ on YouTube at http://youtube.com/watch?v=Pin8fbdGV9Y&feature=PlayList&p=FA50FBC214A6CE87&index=0&playnext=1 to learn more about the nature of corporations and corporate personhood. Click http://tinyurl.com/yv33og to search the Internet for more information about corporate personhood. Visit http://CommunityCounts.us to vote for the questions you want presidential candidates to answer. This video was submitted to ABC News in response to their request for feedback on their August 19, 2007 Democratic debate in Iowa. You can watch my original question (which was not used in the debate,) the response from Mr. Axelrod from the Obama campaign, and then this video (which was created as feedback to the debate, not necessarily to Mr. Axelrod's response) at http://abcnews.go.com/Video/playerIndex?id=3510568 - you'll have to watch a commercial first. Tags: pryslak abolish corporate personhood democratic debate feedback

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Personhood One Step Closer In Colorado http://www.Personhood2008.com Personhood is about giving rights to every American from fertilization. You'll notice that Fox31News tossed their two female reporters in efforts to give their bleeding heart liberal views any validity. At the very beginning of the report they give you the location of the opponents webstie but don't show you how to support life. Also, they call this as an abortion measure which this Ammendment doesn't address. Tammy Vigil and Deborah Takahara are third tier "reporters" who are well known for their Anti-American liberal bias. If you listen to what they have to say you'll hear that Tammy never refers to the baby as anything but a fertilized egg and "what they see as a person"! Tammy also illustrates her priorities over life towards the end with her focus on inheritance and benefits rather than on life. Deborah has voiced her Anti-American bent serveral times in her show of support for the foreign invaders (illegal immigrants) and her disregard for Constitutional Rights. http://www.TyePorter.com/blog Tags: Personhood 2008 Right To Life Colorado Tye Porter

Benützer: MikePryslak

Why haven't you pledged to abolish corporate personhood? Click more to read why this is vital. The U.S. Constitution, which defines our nation of popular sovereignty, boldly begins with three simple words, written large, "We the People." These three famous words convey responsibility equally to all people to make our own laws. But "We the People" have never included all the people. Those in power always try to maintain power. Initially, only land-owning white men voted. It took a century, the Civil War and three constitutional amendments to abolish slavery and let black men vote. The 19th Amendment ratified in 1920 let women vote. In the 1960s, amendments eliminated poll taxes to protect poor, mostly black voters, and allowed Washington DC voters to participate in presidential elections. In 1971, the 26th Amendment established a consistent national minimum voting age. But as soon as freed male slaves were allowed to vote, the wealthiest white men created a better way to maintain control. Starting in the 1880s, ironically using the 14th Amendment, one of the Reconstruction Amendments that abolished the legal fiction that a person was property, corporate attorneys convinced a few judges (who were previously corporate attorneys) to create corporate personhood, the legal fiction that property is a person. This gave corporations, which are non-human, artificial legal entities for owning property, some of the rights intended for freed slaves. Toiling another century, more attorneys convinced more judges to expand corporate rights to add protections from the First, Fourth and Fifth Amendments. (Legislators who were elected through the largesse of corporations shoulder the blame for allowing these decisions to stand.) Today, corporate personhood is fully mature, giving corporations all the rights necessary to combine with their wealth to control our governance. Using modern media and marketing science, voters are persuaded which candidates to elect. With gifts, campaign contributions and no spending limits on lobbyists, lawmakers are influenced. "We the People" are not in control; instead, non-humans dominate the process of making laws that control humans! Don't be fooled into believing that corporations are controlled by humans. Although corporations were initially created centuries ago by lawmakers for the purpose of serving the public good, they now must obey legal obligations to strive for profit, not public good. Corporations are not human, they simply don't share our morality or mortality and they have no business participating in the process of making laws that govern people. Democracy embodies the ideal of one person, one vote, but corporations have hijacked democracy by diminishing the power of all our votes below the influence of their wealth. To gain control, humans must ban corporations from politics using a constitutional amendment that abolishes corporate personhood. Corporations serve a vital function in our society; they allow capital to be combined to accomplish amazing things. They drive our glorious way of life and prosperity. We must provide corporations with the rights and tools they need to thrive while serving the public good; we can do that without letting them participate in our law making process. But they'll use their persuasive powers to disagree. They'll vilify candidates who promise to limit corporate influence. We must be strong and ignore their deluge of ads and pundits, and only vote for candidates who put "We the People" above "We the Corporations." If you believe in America's ideals for democracy, that all people are created equal and have an inalienable right to govern themselves, then you have a civic obligation to understand how corporate personhood nullifies democracy. Watch the documentary ~The Corporation~ on YouTube at http://youtube.com/watch?v=Pin8fbdGV9Y&feature=PlayList&p=FA50FBC214A6CE87&index=0&playnext=1 to learn more about the nature of corporations and corporate personhood. Click http://tinyurl.com/yv33og to search the Internet for more information about corporate personhood. Visit http://CommunityCounts.us to vote for the questions you want presidential candidates to answer. - - - - This video was rejected by CNN for consideration for the debates because it is more than 30 seconds long. Tags: pryslak corporate personhood democracy control

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Coloradans put 'personhood' on the Ballot initiative 2008 More than 131,000 (103,000 voters)Coloradans have endorsed a plan to put an initiative on the fall 2008 election ballot that would allow voters to extend the U.S. Constitution's protections to those who haven't been born yet, something supporters say the U.S. founders intended all along. In a campaign that opponents fret is a direct challenge to the 1973 Roe v. Wade decision in which the Supreme Court discovered the right of a mother-to-be to abort her unborn child, the Colorado personhood amendment is a simple proposal. "This proposed constitutional amendment will define a person in Colorado as a human being from the moment of fertilization, the moment when life begins," according to a statement at the sponsoring group, Colorado for Equal Rights. Colorado for Equal Rights spokeswoman is Kristi Burton Tags: Kristi Burton Colorado for Equal Rights

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The Rules of Personhood, Volume 1 Rules for common sense, Volume 1. Tags: Rules Personhood Jesse Ballard

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Colorado Catholics for Personhood Colorado Catholics for Personhood Supports Amendment 48 VOTE YES on AMENDMENT 48 Tags: Personhood 2008 Amendment 48 Colorado for Equal rights Catholics Pro-life pro life

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Debate Question on Corporate Personhood Hi - my name is Denis, from San Francisco - this question is for any of the candidates - It seems that corporations have more influence on who gets elected in America than do "We, the People". Haliburton, for example, which benefits hugely from a war most Americans want to end now, is moving operations out of America and into an Islamic country. Isn't it time we re-think the whole concept of corporate personhood, just to insure that American elections are not railroaded by corporations against the interests (and security) of "We, the People? Thank you. those interested can find more information about corporate personhood at: http://www.thomhartman.com/personhoodlinks.shtml Tags: Presidential Debate Question on Corporate Personhood

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corporate personhood Ralph Nader speaks about the legal shenanigans that led to Corporations enjoying the same rights as individuals under the law Tags: ralph Nader matt gonzalez barrak obama hillary Clinton john mccain mike huckabee edwards gravel ron paul commentary ana

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CNN / You Tube Question: Corporate Personhood Diana Skipworth, from Batavia, Illinois, ask a question regarding Corporate Personhood to the Presidental Canidates Tags: Skipworth Corporate Personhood Debate Presidental

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Mike Gravel: Corporate Personhood Mike Gravel answers the top videos on 10Questions.com. Tags: 10Questions

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The Rules of Personhood Vol 2 More rules to teach you all Common Sense. Yes, it appears it has come to that. Tags: Jesse Ballard Is Cool

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PERSONHOOD AMENDMENT COLORADO News conference for the finish of the Colorado Person hood petition drive. Tags: pro life abortion anti planned parenthood colorado

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Question for Ron Paul: Corporate Personhood Corporations are considered legal persons under the law, and have the same protections as natural persons. This seems unfair, since corporations have more assets than a single person, and lack the natural moral compass that every person is born with. Tags: CNN YouTube Debates Ron Paul corporations legal person

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