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COLGATE4

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1. No need to try to argue implied consent

Reply to dballance (Original post)

Tue Dec 10, 2013, 06:01 PM

Dec 2013

for a corporation. A corporation, like any other entity is bound to obey all the pertinent laws in effect. There's no need for you to 'consent' to follow civil rights legislation, implied or otherwise.

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Here's why the baker in CO lost before the Administrative Law Judge on the issue of same-sex cake [View all] dballance Dec 2013 OP

No need to try to argue implied consent COLGATE4 Dec 2013 #1

Thanks. dballance Dec 2013 #3

Shorter version: "Corporations are not human beings. Human beings have human rights, corporations nomorenomore08 Dec 2013 #2

^^^^^this. see movetoamend.org dballance Dec 2013 #4

People do not lose their rights by being organized into a corporation. n/t Old Union Guy Dec 2013 #6

You are correct. Nor to corps become human by being incorporated. dballance Dec 2013 #7

It's important to note that this decision was based on a Colorado statute Jim Lane Dec 2013 #5