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The crime would be mayhem. Boxers have gone to prison for that.
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So?
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On 2012-03-05 14:08, ringmaster wrote:
The crime would be mayhem. Boxers have gone to prison for that.

These days, Dennis Haysbert and Allstate would have you believe that mayhem is merely property damage.

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On 2012-03-05 16:32, S2000magician wrote:
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The crime would be mayhem. Boxers have gone to prison for that.

These days, Dennis Haysbert and Allstate would have you believe that mayhem is merely property damage.

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Well if corporations are people then it follows that people can be publically traded and so people are property.
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On 2012-03-05 16:34, critter wrote:
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On 2012-03-05 16:32, S2000magician wrote:
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On 2012-03-05 14:08, ringmaster wrote:
The crime would be mayhem. Boxers have gone to prison for that.

These days, Dennis Haysbert and Allstate would have you believe that mayhem is merely property damage.

Shameless.

Well if corporations are people then it follows that people can be publically traded and so people are property.

Corporations aren't people, so while your implication may be true, neither its antecedent nor its consequent is.
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I'll leave the issue of corporate personhood for others to argue.
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I'll leave the issue of corporate personhood for others to argue.

it's fairly simple: there are things that people are allowed to do that corporations are not. Getting married, voting, and giving testamony in legal proceedings are three examples.
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I'll leave the issue of corporate personhood for others to argue!

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I'll leave the issue of corporate personhood for others to argue.

it's fairly simple: there are things that people are allowed to do that corporations are not. Getting married, voting, and giving testamony in legal proceedings are three examples.


Not really. Corporations merge, buy votes and, through their representatives, regularly give testimony.
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I'll leave the issue of corporate personhood for others to argue.

it's fairly simple: there are things that people are allowed to do that corporations are not. Getting married, voting, and giving testamony in legal proceedings are three examples.

Not really. Corporations merge, buy votes and, through their representatives, regularly give testimony.
:eek:

None of which contradicts what I wrote. (Well, the "gives testimony" part does a little, but you hedged by saying that it's the people who give testimony, not the corporation; the corporation isn't testifying.)
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Once you legalize gay marriage, you'll have people marrying corporations.
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On 2012-03-05 17:27, LobowolfXXX wrote:
Once you legalize gay marriage, you'll have people marrying corporations.


(This is a question, not an argument Smile )
Are we to infer that corporations are gay? Smile
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On 2012-03-05 17:27, LobowolfXXX wrote:
Once you legalize gay marriage, you'll have people marrying corporations.


Many politicians apparently already have!
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On 2012-03-05 17:27, LobowolfXXX wrote:
Once you legalize gay marriage, you'll have people marrying corporations.


Many politicians apparently already have!


Yea you beat me to that one.

Oh and the sarcasam about corporations being people is directed to those of us who think that when you hurt big corporations it is PEOPLE who own stock in them for retirement and other evil things like that. They are not people but they are indeed owned by people and it is indeed people who are often hurt when the corporation is hurt. (Not directed at you Bob.)
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Gentlemen. We all know, how we play game is more important than winning, even to the point of death. When we kill and torture people it must at all costs be in accordence with the rules. If we can not stop the rules being broken then obviously the solution is to change the rules. So breaking legs on the field of play will now be allowed, as we can't be having gentlemen breaking the rules, can we?
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Yes. I missed that too. There is nothing that Jonathan attributed to the article that was actually written in it.


It's only what's in the article...

"It's one thing for the players to talk amongst themselves about bounties. It's another for coaches to get involved. And it's even worse when someone from outside the organization, in this case Mike Ornstein, is putting up large sums of money to take out an opposing players."

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I guess I suffer from exactly the reading problem Bob has. But lets be clear Jonathan. It is a comprehension problem that you seem to be saying we have.
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On 2012-03-05 20:38, Dannydoyle wrote:
I guess I suffer from exactly the reading problem Bob has. But lets be clear Jonathan. It is a comprehension problem that you seem to be saying we have.


Compensation? I think it's an interesting way for their insurance companaies to raise rates.

My reading is that according to the author what made it "bad" is the (outside the locker room) money/action on the activity out in the open where it could be reported.

Here's his first sentence again: "It's not exactly surprising that players have put up bounties on big hits and injuries."

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