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12. I should note... I believe it was Thom Hartmann who discovered this...

Tue Feb 28, 2017, 03:48 PM

Feb 2017

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How Did We The People Lose Control Over Corporations? [View all] eniwetok Feb 2017 OP

The big shift happened in the "greed is good" 80s. AJT Feb 2017 #1

When they painted Unions as the enemy of the employee SticksnStones Feb 2017 #2

One word: Unions Glitterati Feb 2017 #3

$$$$$ Iggo Feb 2017 #4

$$$$$$ mitch96 Feb 2017 #9

We never had it. alarimer Feb 2017 #5

once corporations were under tight civic control eniwetok Feb 2017 #8

When "the bottom line" became all that mattered Phoenix61 Feb 2017 #6

We let money vote. Orsino Feb 2017 #7

I believe it started here... PoiBoy Feb 2017 #10

that's where corporate personhood got it's legal start... eniwetok Feb 2017 #11

I totally agree... PoiBoy Feb 2017 #14

I should note... I believe it was Thom Hartmann who discovered this... eniwetok Feb 2017 #12

Yes... in the Hightower article that I linked to.. PoiBoy Feb 2017 #15

1. deregulation 2. corporate personhood Blue_Tires Feb 2017 #13

And now the corporate backed wall streeters mitch96 Feb 2017 #18

Because people buy their crap? hunter Feb 2017 #16