I'm always hearing from Libertarians and Republicans about how bogged down and unresponsive government can be inferring that capitalist corporations can turn on a dime to help the customer in need. Don't ask Californian
Terri Weissinger to confirm that. Since corporations are now "people" with rights I find it interesting that this corporate "person," in the figurative flesh known as U.S. Airways, felt the need to refuse a helping hand when it was their fault in the first place when Ms. Weissinger found herself between a rock and a hard place. Oh wait, when they act like this maybe they
are people after all. Another example of Republican "culture of life" at work since they are the ones that insist corporations
ARE PEOPLE. I guess U.S. Airways was proving they are the GOP's kind of people. How quaint.
I'm always hearing from Libertarians and Republicans about how bogged down and unresponsive government can be inferring that capitalist corporations can turn on a dime to help the customer in need. Don't ask Californian Terri Weissinger to confirm that. Since corporations are now "people" with rights I find it interesting that this corporate "person," in the figurative flesh known as U.S. Airways, felt the need to refuse a helping hand when it was their fault in the first place when Ms. Weissinger found herself between a rock and a hard place. Oh wait, when they act like this maybe they are people after all. Another example of Republican "culture of life" at work since they are the ones that insist corporations ARE PEOPLE. I guess U.S. Airways was proving they are the GOP's kind of people. How quaint.
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