Re: FSF : lackeys of their corporate masters

[David Kastrup]

darkred@myway.com (Snuffelluffogus) writes:

> Corporations in the USA have the legal standing of individuals,
> except they can't be sent to jail and there is no death penalty for
> corporations, all of which is bad for society.

There is no death penalty for individuals in Germany either.  There
are no prison camps in Germany where people get held without due
process for years because of vague "terrorism" claims.  There is
decidedly less systematic racism going on than in the U.S.A.  If
German soldiers are found to torture and rape people, they get more
than a slap on the wrist.

Have you read any Amnesty International reports lately?  The States
are among the worst offenders of human rights among the rich nations.
All in the purported name of freedom.  Why is there more freedom to be
found in former fascist countries?

At some point of time you have to come to grip with reality.  The
reality of the times in which you were born, not your grandparents.

-- 
David Kastrup, Kriemhildstr. 15, 44793 Bochum