Don't know about you, but I feel safer with that thug Keith Olbermann off the air, even temporarily

[Orrex]

Who the fuck is he to act like a corporation and spend his money to support the candidate of his choice?

[Subdivisions]

1. Riight? The nerve of that guy! n/t

[blondeatlast]

2. The nerve of people, thinking they can express freedom of speech like corporations! nt

[Terra Alta]

3. Yes, how DARE he! nt

[mmonk]

4. Excellent point.

[dchill]

5. Corporations are people.

People are not.

[Ozymanithrax]

6. How dare he make an anonymous donation with his name attached to it. n/t

[the redcoat]

7. There is a reason that there is a limit on personal donations!

Corporations have the power, corporations allocate the power! Stop Keith before he donates more! Keep the status quo!



I love exclamation points.

[HughMoran]

8. Bastard!

Wouldn't it be funny if we're being played?

[fadedrose]

9. If your charge is true

He can plead insanity. Any fool could see he's not a corporation. He doesn't need condemnation, he needs help and counseling if he wants to live in the real world.

I am a liberal, you probably guessed that.

[baldguy]

10. .

[Lindsey]

11. Yea, what an evil guy for spending his own money and raising

money for health care clinics. God help us all!

[Quantess]

12. Now that Olbermann is gone, I can personally feel the burqa of socialism lift right off of me!

[Cirque du So-What]

13. Why not make political hay with this analogy?

While complaining on DU about corporations having more rights than individuals is a fine thing, it's just preaching to the choir. What can we do to get this in front of as many eyes as possible?