Following the deadliest fire in the U.S. in over a century, local residents are worried wealthy outsiders will dominate and further serve themselves during a multibillion-dollar rebuild effort.
By Jessica Corbett
Common Dreams
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Good luck with that, they have significantly more rights and fewer responsibilities than people here. Hell, corporations actually enjoy a robust social safetynet here, unlike people. Speculative investment, aka gambling at the rich lad insider rigged casino, is taxed significantly less than actual productive labor.
We humans without significant capital are second class citizens. If corporations could ride buses, we would be forced to give up our seats to protect our beloved economy.
Ban corporate landownership.
Full stop.
Good luck with that, they have significantly more rights and fewer responsibilities than people here. Hell, corporations actually enjoy a robust social safetynet here, unlike people. Speculative investment, aka gambling at the rich lad insider rigged casino, is taxed significantly less than actual productive labor.
We humans without significant capital are second class citizens. If corporations could ride buses, we would be forced to give up our seats to protect our beloved economy.