Re:Crypto Firm FTX’s Ownership of a U.S. Bank Raises Questions
by erik_seaberg on Thursday November 24, 2022 @04:16PM
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What kind of organization should citizens be allowed to create to promote a political position, if not a corporation?
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Re:Crypto Firm FTX’s Ownership of a U.S. Bank Raises Questions
by greesil on Thursday November 24, 2022 @04:27PM
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If by citizens you mean citizens with a fuckload of money.
Re:Crypto Firm FTX’s Ownership of a U.S. Bank Raises Questions
by bobbylarrybobby on Thursday November 24, 2022 @05:03PM
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One with limited spending power appears to be the gist, to everyone but the Supreme Court
Re:Crypto Firm FTX’s Ownership of a U.S. Bank Raises Questions
by ben_w on Thursday November 24, 2022 @05:54PM
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A political party, surely.
(Also, despite that I am not much of a fan of the UK political system, I do like that it has extremely low limits on election spending).
Re:Crypto Firm FTX’s Ownership of a U.S. Bank Raises Questions
by erik_seaberg on Thursday November 24, 2022 @10:42PM
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A new political party would itself be a corporation (because if not, who owns its assets?) Running single-issue minor party candidates is also useless unless your issue is important enough to convince a majority of voters to abandon one of the big two parties that have run everything for our lifetimes.
Re:Crypto Firm FTX’s Ownership of a U.S. Bank Raises Questions
by bandyaboot on Thursday November 24, 2022 @09:14PM
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The non-profit kind for starters.
Re:Crypto Firm FTX’s Ownership of a U.S. Bank Raises Questions
by erik_seaberg on Thursday November 24, 2022 @10:36PM
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Citizens United is a 501(c)4 nonprofit. I think a lot of Super PACs are, but it doesn't seem to alleviate anyone's concerns.