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So, I propose the US Corporate Parentage Act. This recognizes corporations have many rights and protections but little in the way of accountability for their actions. So, as parents are responsible for their kids, the corporation’s leadership is responsible for the company’s actions. Criminally!
March 27, 2025 at 9:01 PM
So, I propose the US Corporate Parentage Act. This recognizes corporations have many rights and protections but little in the way of accountability for their actions. So, as parents are responsible for their kids, the corporation’s leadership is responsible for the company’s actions. Criminally!
He then repeats, what he’s heard and tries to pass it off as his own.
He’s like a child that hears adults use curse words and the like. He doesn’t really know what it means, but he knows he gets a reaction when he says them. He just likes the attention. 2/2
He’s like a child that hears adults use curse words and the like. He doesn’t really know what it means, but he knows he gets a reaction when he says them. He just likes the attention. 2/2
January 31, 2025 at 5:54 PM
He then repeats, what he’s heard and tries to pass it off as his own.
He’s like a child that hears adults use curse words and the like. He doesn’t really know what it means, but he knows he gets a reaction when he says them. He just likes the attention. 2/2
He’s like a child that hears adults use curse words and the like. He doesn’t really know what it means, but he knows he gets a reaction when he says them. He just likes the attention. 2/2
The Institute on Taxation and Policy reported that undocumented immigrants, despite not being eligible to receive any of the benefits, paid into the tax system to the tune of $96bn last year. They paid as much tax collectively as Walmart, Microsoft, Apple, Meta, Amazon, and Google combined ($93bn).
January 20, 2025 at 5:50 PM
The Institute on Taxation and Policy reported that undocumented immigrants, despite not being eligible to receive any of the benefits, paid into the tax system to the tune of $96bn last year. They paid as much tax collectively as Walmart, Microsoft, Apple, Meta, Amazon, and Google combined ($93bn).