I Cum In Pies

ask and ye shall receive

I know there is an inherent agreed on, in the US constitution separation of Church and State. I want that for Corporations too.

This isn't saying, I think all corporations should not exist and therefore are evil.

It's saying that corporations should not be able to:

Bribe hired, elected or appointed government officials or their families at any level (South Korea has this law)

Donate to candidates (overturn Citizens United)

Be considered people

Buy sports college or school sports teams

Donate large sums to private or public schools

Corporations SHOULD

SHOULD pay fair taxes under our laws.

SHOULD pay fair wages under the law.

I'd also like:

And media corporations cannot be owned by people with other interests or sectors (Computers, Social Media, etc) If they have to file a separate Trademark category in order to get a trademark to run the news media, they should be prohibited from owning it.

Oh, My God, I own a major toy company and want to own a media company too. I think that should be considered a conflict of interest and not allowed.

I'm ALSO a bit on edge about them being able to own sports team in towns in order to get favor of the city in question.

I actually think this is quite a conservative and progressive position... if you're drumming about "traditional values. In the past when could corporations "at the founding of the Constitution" as the Right wingers like to say, do any of this type of influence?

The only function of a corporations is to own and run businesses that are separate from the state, schools, and public life.

SK also needs to limit corporations... I'd hard, hard suggest they do similar and up workers' rights for men and women. And limit corporate landlords and landlords when they do Jeonse through escrow agreements.

I DID listen to one US congressperson who is for mandatory volunteering in the community, which I like aesthetically, but I also think that it should come with on site job training for all people allocated by interest and that there should be room for pay for lower income people by doing that volunteering since some people don't have the luxury of doing unpaid labor, even when in college. This might also ease some of the job market problems worldwide, in general, if trades had workers with training and a way to ease them in. (BTW, which would help some of South Korea's problem with young men also after mandatory army service if jobs were forced to be made available by corporations and minimum wage forced to be paid by those workers and pay gaps forced closed between top and bottom.)