A guest post from Michael Lawyer:
A corporation is legally owned by its shareholders, who may at the exercise of their will do anything with it up to an including killing it. Furthermore they are entitled to all profits of the corporations labor.
Corporations under current jurisprudence are people.
You own the labor of and determine the fate - up to death - of people. That is slavery.
To be a shareholder is to be a slaveholder.
Slavery is unconstitutional. Therefore, as long as corporations have the rights of people, to be a shareholder is unconstitutional.
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