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To: TimF who wrote (341457)	6/26/2007 7:03:27 PM
From: tejek	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1577534

could see you interpreting it that way.........but the increased free speech is from corporations. "Corporations" includes political groups and other non-profit groups, not just profit making entities. And free speech is also an important ideal for people who seek a profit. It includes non profits as well as corporations but its the corporation who have the excess cash to take advantage of the change in the law. A true democracy is made up of individuals, not corporations. Individuals operate in corporations both to make a profit, to propagate political ideas, or to serve charitable causes. Individuals lose their individuality in corporations. That's why individuals are citizens of a democracy, not corporations.