Reply #35: You are right in saying it is forbidden. I was pointing out that unfortuately

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publically and privately this abuse is not prevented.. And the link to April 14, 2004 hopefully illuminates this point for the private sector abuses.

"Just because someone has been incarcerated in a corporate prison doesn't mean they lose their constitutional rights and I've not seen anything to suggest they have."
Private and Public are blending... I only bring this up because the abuse is already here..April 14, 2004http://www.privateci.org/wisconsin.htm

" By protecting profits earned through abuse of fundamental human rights protected by international law, the rule my colleagues have created operates in opposition to the objective of international law to protect those rights."

You are correct in the fact that theft goes on daily...

I don't know why this seems to have been fast tracked to the supremes, and not legislated via our elected officials.. Makes me wonder what the heck is going on.... Does this sound like the Cititzens united act..