General Discussion

SergeStorms

(20,630 posts)

48. Avarice will always find a way.....

Sat Apr 11, 2026, 11:00 AM

20 hrs ago

to get what it wants. The vast majority of the uber-wealthy think very little of rules and laws. Those are for the "little people."

Their money will always hit its intended target, one way or another.

Sad, but unfortunately true.

Edit history

Please sign in to view edit histories.

Recommendations

1 members have recommended this reply (displayed in chronological order):

Seinan Sensei

75 replies

= new reply since forum marked as read

Highlight:

MONTANA CLEARS PATH TO KILL CITIZENS UNITED [View all] applegrove Friday OP

Well damn montanacowboy Friday #1

Five will get you ten it will only apply to liberal organizations/corporations. Arthur_Frain Friday #12

Montana isn't exactly filled with liberals. Biophilic Friday #19

Of course not Arthur_Frain Friday #20

You don't have to apologize. I just had a moment of insanity. Biophilic Friday #23

You're actually perfectly sane GenThePerservering 20 hrs ago #55

Good... 2naSalit Friday #2

Which state constitution? MadameButterfly Friday #13

Montana... 2naSalit Friday #16

Wow MadameButterfly Friday #17

The Montana constitution is subservient to the US Constitution. onenote 20 hrs ago #52

I'm pretty sure you're right about this. Morbius 10 hrs ago #73

Came here to say exactly this. MontanaMama 19 hrs ago #57

There you are! 2naSalit 19 hrs ago #58

Montana is in such a weird place right now. MontanaMama 19 hrs ago #59

I do hope... 2naSalit 19 hrs ago #60

Corporations exist solely at the states' discretion. pecosbob Friday #3

Rec progressoid Friday #4

Trmp and Miller were delighted to see that headline ... until they got to the last word. nt eppur_se_muova Friday #5

I hope Montana can get this done. If the voters passed such a think in my state of Missouri... Gore1FL Friday #6

There will be the inevitable outcry that this will discourage companies from company to Montana. pnwmom Friday #7

"Take your grifting asses elsewhere" orangecrush Friday #9

Of course, until a majority of other states pass these measures. It is PAST TIME to stand up to these PatrickforB Friday #10

Push for every damn state to pass the same bill. Scalded Nun Friday #11

We can't do it as a ballot measure in WI because we don't have them. AllyCat Friday #22

Texas does not have citizen initiatives either RussBLib 20 hrs ago #49

😢 AllyCat 11 hrs ago #70

When does Evers leave? And how's the race to succeed him looking? Callie1979 20 hrs ago #56

His term would be up January'27 AllyCat 11 hrs ago #72

Maybe it will save corporations a lot of money MadameButterfly Friday #14

Companies go where the talent is. It isn't all about state legislation or taxes. paleotn Friday #21

when you have $x,000,000,000.00 a yearly tax bil of $x,000.000.00 doesn't mean much dave99 Friday #27

It really doesn't. Like you or me making a nice donation to our favorite charity. paleotn Friday #29

It doesn't matter where they are, this will affect them. thesquanderer Friday #26

I'm not sure a market as small as Montana would matter to them. pnwmom Yesterday #33

I don't know about that. Even the PR would be bad. thesquanderer 19 hrs ago #61

I don't think there's a long list of companies wanting to come there anyway, Bayard Friday #31

Hell yes! orangecrush Friday #8

Who ever dreamed that Montana would be the state to turn this around? MadameButterfly Friday #15

It could happen anywhere GreenWave Friday #24

And should immediatiely do so! BlueMTexpat 19 hrs ago #62

Not a surprise. Montana had a statute barring corporations from election-related spending for 100 years onenote 17 hrs ago #66

Something to watch closely! SWBTATTReg Friday #18

K&R mvd Friday #25

Come on Delaware! You can do it too! Scrivener7 Friday #28

If Delaware were to do this EuterpeThelo 23 hrs ago #39

Yep. This would be a very worthwhile are for us Democrats to put a concerted effort. Scrivener7 22 hrs ago #42

Nevada EuterpeThelo 3 hrs ago #75

DURec leftstreet Friday #30

K&R Bayard Friday #32

... Faux pas Yesterday #34

Come on Illinois! live love laugh Yesterday #35

Nuts & Bolts here: LudwigPastorius Yesterday #36

This is a great step, but what is the scope? Ruby the Liberal 23 hrs ago #37

Right EuterpeThelo 23 hrs ago #40

I really hope this works. Martin68 23 hrs ago #38

Delaware and South Dakota are homes to many large corporations. 3Hotdogs 22 hrs ago #41

The blue print for the entire USA. Passages 22 hrs ago #43

All that yelling? Wonder Why 22 hrs ago #44

Surprize, surprise, surprise! Surprised it's Montana! Figarosmom 22 hrs ago #45

Wow, that is exciting! Fla Dem 21 hrs ago #46

I don't see this surviving constitutional challenge. onenote 20 hrs ago #47

Avarice will always find a way..... SergeStorms 20 hrs ago #48

What about independent billionaires? RussBLib 20 hrs ago #50

this monstrosity has damaged Democracy around the world samsingh 20 hrs ago #51

While I completely agree with the potential progress. genxlib 20 hrs ago #53

Robert Reich posted in his substack about it last week FakeNoose 20 hrs ago #54

corporations will move their charters to delaware rampartd 18 hrs ago #63

It seems to be about corporations doing business in Justice 9 hrs ago #74

For those of you surprised that this is Montana, where have you been? biocube 17 hrs ago #64

Democrats (who aren't tied to corps) should unite with common folk MAGA on this issue LiberalLovinLug 17 hrs ago #65

That probably is among the best political news I've ever read -misanthroptimist 17 hrs ago #67

That's A Scary Title Before One Gets To "United"! 😵 ColoringFool 16 hrs ago #68

DESTROY IT Blue Owl 15 hrs ago #69

Oh happy day if CU gets the boot. oasis 11 hrs ago #71