Posts tagged corporation
Series Nº 16682 – Uselesstuff® Dictionary – Arbitration

All words have meaning. There are formal definitions that you’d find in a reputable dictionary. And then there are the real definitions: the ones that remain unspoken. That’s why the Uselesstuff® Dictionary exists.

ar·bi·tra·tion (n.):
a legal process for those who know that they’ll lose any jury case.


Series Nº 16269 – Uselesstuff® Dictionary – Human Being

All words have meaning. There are formal definitions that you’d find in a reputable dictionary. And then there are the real definitions: the ones that remain unspoken. That’s why the Uselesstuff® Dictionary exists.

hu·man be·ing (n.):
1. a special disposable type of corporation with no intrinsic economic value, but with full liability for everything that goes wrong;
2. an economic unit with no intrinsic value, except for its current assets and holdings.


Series Nº 16236 – People are Corporations too

Few Americans understand the importance of the 1886 Supreme Court decision in the obscure case of the County of Santa Clara, California versus the Southern Pacific Railroad Company (118 US 394).

At least: not the decision itself, but the introduction that the Court Reporter added on publication. It recognized that American citizens were entitled to some of the same rights and privileges that US corporations had always enjoyed – and it fundamentally changed the course of the nation’s history.

Today, American citizens still don’t enjoy all the rights of corporations. Perhaps some of us will live to see full equality under the law. It may sound like a lofty ambition, but the course of American justice always prevails in the long run….