Q&A: Is it possible for humans to have 20 pounds of feces stuck in their colons?
Question by Veritatum17: Is it possible for humans to have 20 pounds of feces stuck in their colons?
Kevin Trudeau claims this in his “Natural Cures” books, points to it as a leading cause of cancer, and recommends a ‘colon cleanse’ to cure it. Of course, he has a financial interest in the company selling this colon cleanse.
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Answer by your_sunshine78
I dunno, but ewwww to the thought!
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Can radiation therapy in humans affect their pets?
Question by Peekaboo: Can radiation therapy in humans affect their pets?
My grandmother was recently diagnosed with uterine cancer and is doing a daily radiation treatment. I don’t know many of the details, sorry. To make it short: she was diagnosed with stage 1 uterine cancer, had a hysterectomy, and began radiation recently.
Her dog, a tea cup chihuahua has stopped eating, stopped sitting with my grandmother and is just not her normal self. Is this because of the treatment? Should the dog be taken away from my grandmother while she is going through the treatment?
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Answer by Frank
The dog could be reacting to the way your grandmother is acting. Or the dog could be reacting to drugs that your grandmother is taking. The radiation therapy is not detectable by humans or animals.
For whatever reason, the dog knows something is wrong. It may be best to move the dog if the dog won’t sit with your grandmother, but if you can find a way to get the dog to eat a little, then keeping the dog with grandma might be a comfort to her.
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Are Humans Designed To Eat Meat?
A presentation by Milton Mills, MD. The major causes of death in Western countries are cardiovascular diseases and cancers. Abundant medical research linking these diseases to dietary and lifestyle factors, guidelines advanced by the American Heart Association, the American Cancer Society, and the Surgeon General, among others, counsel Americans to sharply reduce animal foods consumed and replace them with fruits, vegetables, and whole grains. In effect, they are recommending a more plant-based diet, which begs the question: Are humans designed to eat meat? Milton Mills, MD has an extensive background in nutrition research, focusing on the role nutrition plays in the development of chronic diseases. He is a graduate of the Stanford University School of Medicine and is a practicing physician in the Washington, DC area. He also serves as the Associate Director of Preventive Medicine for the health policy group Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine. He has lectured extensively throughout North America and is a Nutrition Health Education Video Spokesperson for the Discovery Health Channel. Filming and editing by Dr William Harris MD on November 12, 2005 at McCoy Pavilion, Ala Moana Beach Park, Honolulu, Hawaii Sponsored by: Vegetarian Society of Hawaii www.vsh.org
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PCOS is a syndrome that effects 1 in 10 women worldwide. Someone you know or love probably has it. It is not just about being fat or having a beard, it is a serious health condition with some very ugly symptoms. It can cause diabetes, high blood pressure, heart disease, infertility and even cancers
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Why are humans the only species that pollutes to the detriment of life? Can’t blame that on God can we?
Question by Bilbo Baggins: Why are humans the only species that pollutes to the detriment of life? Can’t blame that on God can we?
Since all other life on this planet is unaware of wastes they create,…….then why is it never a detriment to earths ecological system?
It is a living mechanical circulatory system isn’t it? It shows there is an organized design of a Supreme Creator.
Most animals and fish contribute waste to their environments that are essentially the same as human waste (fecal matter laden with bacteria and reduced compounds). If the population of an environment exceeded the capability of the environment to neutralize or at least tolerate those wastes, certain organisms will begin to die. This limit is known as the “carrying capacity” of the environment. In general, nature is wise enough to not naturally reach this limit in most instances, such that most systems can self regulate themselves and avoid reaching this limit.
There are examples of individual organisms that can excrete specific pollutants or toxins into an environment, usually as a defense mechanism. There are also plenty of examples of organisms that can detoxify and store pollutants from an environment in their bodies, making the overall environment “safer” (until the organism dies, at which point some toxins can be re-released to the environment).
Just What ARE Humans Thinking?……….
Affected people: 275,000
Pollutants: Organic chemicals, oil, heavy metals including mercury.
Source: Petrochemical and industrial sites
Affected people: 2,600,000
Pollutants: Hexavalent chromium and other metals
Source: Chromite mines and processing
Affected people: 140,000
Pollutants: Lead and other heavy metals
Source: Mining and processing
Affected people: Initially 5.5m, now disputed
Pollutants: Radioactive dust
Source: Meltdown of reactor core in 1986
Affected people: 300,000
Pollutants: Chemicals
and toxic by-products, including Sarin and VX gas. Also lead, phenols.
Source: Cold War-era chemical weapons manufacturing. The principal site of chemical weapons production during the Cold War, Dzerzinsk is now a centre of chemical manufacturing. Over a period of 70 years until 1998, 300,000 tons of chemical waste were dumped, leaching almost 200 chemicals into groundwater. The drinking water is heavily contaminated and the life expectancy for men is just 42.
Pollutants: Air pollution – particulates, sulphur dioxide, heavy metals (nickel, copper, cobalt, lead, selenium), phenols, hydrogen sulphide.
Source: The mining and processing of nickel and other related metals.
The snow is black in Norilsk, and 16 per cent of child deaths at the former Siberian slave labour camp are caused by respiratory illnesses related to the city’s mining operations. Residents at the world’s largest heavy metals smelting complex suffer a horrifying range of illnesses including respiratory illnesses and lung cancer
. Birth defects are common.
Affected People: 71,000
Pollutants: Chemicals, heavy metals
Source: Industry estates
Affected people: 255,000
Pollutants: Lead, cadmium
Source: Lead mining and processing
Affected People: 3,000,000
Pollutants: Fly-ash, carbon monoxide, nitrogen oxides, sulphur dioxide, arsenic, lead.
Source: Automobile and industrial emissions
Affected people: 35,000
Pollutants: Lead, copper, zinc, sulphur dioxide.
Source: Heavy-metal mining and processing
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Answer by Zoltan Socrates
question is toolong.
cows contribute more methane to the atmosphere than man, explain that
ps – god is A LIE
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Q&A: Are humans too self aggrandizing?
Question by indiechick: Are humans too self aggrandizing?
I often wonder if we have a slightly “off” perception of human abilities/importance vs. other animals. We have this idea that intelligence is a supreme trait and the “goal” so to speak of evolution (not that it has a goal, but that seems to be a common perception). We measure intelligence in terms of we can manipulate our environment more than other animals can. We view the earth as “ours” while animals just live in it. We view ourselves as better than other animals.
For one thing I wonder if a less developed life form might have more staying power in evolutionary terms. But beyond that, and I’m not sure quite how to phrase this, it’s like we’ve picked the one thing we’re good at and used that as the criteria by which we judge how “evolved” an organism is. It’s like if you were the best tennis player in the world and you proclaimed that the standard by which all human worth should be judged was how good they were at tennis. Isn’t “worth” a subjective measure? It implies that there is some purpose to life that we’re somehow achieving.
In terms of reproductive success, we’re not the worst out there, but there are MANY species better than us. In terms of natural selection, we’re giving it the middle finger with medical technology. (Not that we shouldn’t use medicine, it’s just that we’re not improving our gene pool) I tend to think that we’re going to die out within the next few hundred years. Maybe longer, but I think all this manipulating our environment isn’t good in an evolutionary sense. Look at the “manmade” disease obesity? A disease few wild animals suffer from. We surround ourselves with harmful chemicals and then find out later how bad they are for us(lead based paint, asbestos, thalidomide, trans fats). We think of these things as isolated things, but we will continue to find new things we thought were safe really aren’t. It’s a continual process, we’re never free from harmful substances that we have intentionally placed in our lives. Now, I love modern conveniences. I can’t live without my A/C. But I wonder if we have overestimated how important intelligence really is in the grand scheme of things. A whale can surely live as full a life as we can (until we destroyed his food source with oil that is…)
It’s like we have an idea of a “goal” or a forward motion when it comes to evolution. Like things were less evolved and now they’re more evolved. But I think that’s an illusion we’ve created starring our modern selves as the “goal”. Personally, I think the universe/life has always existed and has created a multitude of organisms over the years, none of which are any more important or more evolved than the last. There’s no forward motion, there’s just motion.
Whatcha think?
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Answer by Ji.ngleberr.ies
i am not self aggrandizing enough, but i agree that everyone else is too self-aggrandizing.
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Spare Parts for Humans: Tissue Engineers Aim for Lab-Grown Limbs, Lungs and More
A new research breakthrough has enabled scientists to grow human tissue to repair or replace organs, and someday, maybe even limbs. Science correspondent Miles O’Brien reports.
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A human’s breathing rate can be affected by?
Question by : A human’s breathing rate can be affected by?
A human’s breathing rate can be affected by
A.the level of carbon dioxide in the cells.
B.the level of oxygen in the blood.
C.the acidity of the blood.
D.all of the above.
A respiratory disease caused from smoking is
A.asthma.
B.emphysema.
C.bronchitis.
D.tuberculosis.
If a researcher wanted to find someone’s rate of respiration what would they measure?
A.heart rate
B.lung capacity
C.body temperature
D.oxygen consumption
Two extremely elastic folds of tissue known as vocal cords are found in the
A.larynx.
B.pharynx.
C.trachea.
D.bronchi.
What is the correct order from largest structure to smallest within the lungs?
A.alveoli, bronchioles, bronchi, trachea
B.bronchioles, trachea, alveoli, bronchi
C.trachea, bronchi, bronchioles, alveoli
D.bronchi, trachea, bronchioles, alveoli
The respiratory disease that cause destruction of alveoli and the elastic fibers in the lungs is known as
A.emphysema.
B.asthma.
C.tuberculosis.
D.bronchitis.
Disease and disorders of the respiratory system include all of the following except
A.lung cancer.
B.stroke.
C.asthma.
D.emphysema.
Exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide in the lungs occurs between the ________ and the alveoli.
A.arteries.
B.capillaries.
C.veins.
D.bronchi.
Complete the word association:
Artery is to arteriole as
A.bronchi is to bronchioles.
B.venules is to veins.
C.bronchi is to trachea.
D.alveoli is to lungs.
The respiratory system depends on the nervous system for signals to
A.coordinate the muscles that control breathing.
B.exchange gases with the circulatory system.
C.enhance the amount of available oxygen in the lungs.
D.release enzymes to increase the exchange of gases.
Best answer:
Answer by Cheyenne
D
B/C- both could work?
D
A
C
A
B
B
A
A
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Can Bovine Leukemia in cows infect humans and cause cancer?
Question by Tom: Can Bovine Leukemia in cows infect humans and cause cancer?
Preferred answer; not a hypochondriac, someone knowledgeable in this field. Thanks.
Best answer:
Answer by Cory
I don’t think so because i don’t think that leukemia in animals can be transfered the same way it is Transfered by humans
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Q&A: Mycoplasma in rats can be transferred to humans?
Question by l z: Mycoplasma in rats can be transferred to humans?
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You need to put the rat on the highest-quality lowered caloric, lowered protein diet you can find. One that meets or exceed the nutritional requirements of rats as determined by the U.S. National Research Council (N.R.C.). Some good ones are a 16% protein block distributed by Teclad Harlan Sprague Dawley, Mazuri 5663 or ZuPreem Rodent Maintenance diet. Most quality brands meet
N.R.C. guidelines on rat nutrition. However, their protein content, 23.5%, and caloric content is a bit too high for maximum longevity and their fiber content (3.8%) is too low. You can get around this by mixing it 50-50 with an
equine range pellet, like Mazuri 5661 with 13% protein and 2.9% fat and 13.2% fiber. This will give you an 18% protein diet. With this mixture, the rats will attain their top body weight later in life, become reproductively active later in life, and, on the whole, live longer lives*. They are also less likely to suffer from kidney disease later in life. To this diet, I would add an additional 10 -12 units (iu) of vitamin E as well as a portion of the contents of a mixed anti-oxidant, anti-aging microcapsule, such as those produced by Landco Corp and omega 3 and 6 fatty acids which stimulate the immune system that mycoplasm suppresses. Vitamin A deficiencies is known to speed the progress of mycoplasmosis in rats. However, too much vitamin A is also toxic and the diet I suggested has plenty
of vitamin A.
3) The temperatures of your rat’s home should be kept between 65°F and 80°F. Temperatures should be kept as constant as possible – rats don’t do well when their temperature varies up and down a lot. Humidity should be between 30-70%. Twelve hours of light and twelve of darkness is a good ration but some rats breed better with 14 hours of light and 10 of darkness.
4) Good air quality is the most important thing you can provide for your rat to minimize the lung damage Mycoplasma causes. It is this lung damage that ultimately causes the rat’s decline. First, they need to be kept in a dust and mold-free room, preferably with central heat and air-conditioning and at least four air changes an hour. We used 14 air changes per hour at N.I.H. The bedding material you use is extremely important. I like hard wood chips, next best is dust-free pine shavings. Worst are corncobs, cedar shavings and bentonite clays (cat litter products). Shredded ordinary newspaper with black soya ink is probably also OK – I have never used it. What you want to avoid is dust, mold, bacterial spores, airborne mineral products and atmospheric pollutants. These are all known to produce lung lesions in all animals. Of course, no wild rodents should have access to your rat’s room, food or utensils.
Would love opinions here. Not sure I’m keeping my rat if there is a chance of this.
The Rat Club recently informed me that they believe pine shavings to be toxic to rats. It is true that some species of pine contain aromatic organic compounds that God put there to control insect and mold damage to the pine trees. In the US, shavings derived from “Yellow Pine” contain allot of these resins. However, shaving that are the byproduct of what the wood industry calls “White Pine” now predominate in the wood industry. You can tell the difference by simply sniffing the shavings. If they smell any way like Pine-Sol, don’t buy them. If you are in doubt, buy some other type of bedding.
Best answer:
Answer by Boo
No, you cannot get Myco from your rats. Rats are affected by Murine Respiratory Mycoplasmosis. The kind that causes walking pneumonia and arthritis problems in people is a different strain entirely that humans cannot pass to rats and rats cannot pass to humans. In fact, if you’ll scroll up in the same article you’ve quoted here it says:
“Mycoplasmas are bacteria that do not have a cell wall and have the smallest number of genes necessary for any free-living thing. There are lots of kinds of Mycoplasma. They affect all kinds of animals and even plants and some of the “flu”s we get are actually due to Mycoplasma pneumoniae. Physicians call this “Walking Pneumonia” and it is also linked to arthritis and neurological disorders. But don’t be frightened, this is an entirely different Mycoplasma.”
While wild rats are carriers and transmitters of some pretty icky illnesses, much like feral cats or dogs as far as that goes—domesticated rats are entirely different. .Since rats don’t get out of the house and explore the neighborhood, they don’t have contact with the kind of nasties that even your cat or dog can bring home (salmonella etc) from their daily rambles. What people can and to often get from their rats is simple ringworm which is easily treated. But even then, the rat has to have been exposed to it first, usually from a dirty pet store or some similar situation.
Regarding the Myco, you should know that cats are a different matter entirely and the human strain can be picked up from your pet /cat/. But people don’t seem to get quite as upset knowing it comes from kitty.
I’m not sure if the last part of your question is actually a question, a comment, or a cut and paste from an article, but just for helpfulness, the safest kind of shaving to use are the ones labeled Aspen shavings. Regular pine (yellow) or cedar are very toxic to retty lungs.
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What is the lamb disease in humans?
Question by Melissa d: What is the lamb disease in humans?
I guess the symptoms are shortness of breath, collapsed lung/s and chest pains. My husband has had a collapsed lung and the other symptoms and he saw a commercial about the L.A.M.B disease and I can’t seem to find info about it.
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Answer by swelwynemma
Is this it?
http://www.netwellness.org/question.cfm/360.htm
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Will humans ever find a cure for any type of cancer in which the cure is unknown right now?
Question by : Will humans ever find a cure for any type of cancer in which the cure is unknown right now?
If so, approximately when and how. Also, if you have any opinions on the causes of cancer or the cures for cancer, please share them.
Best answer:
Answer by Valerie
For one reason too many people are smoking and too many people get near second smoke and i would like to hope one day someone will a cure for most deadly cancer or any kind of cancer it would be better world if that in time to save the human race
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Describe the hazards of radiation to humans, the environment, and wildlife.?
Question by : Describe the hazards of radiation to humans, the environment, and wildlife.?
Describe the hazards of radiation to humans, the environment, and wildlife Explain the difference between radiation exposure and contamination. In your explanation, discuss the nature and magnitude of radiation risks to humans from nuclear power, medical radiation, and background radiation including radon. please help with this
nahh i aint for homework can someone help me please its important
Best answer:
Answer by Dean
It gives me terrible gas.
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Marijuana Kills Brain Cancer Cells in Humans
Daily News @ RevolutionNews.US ~ Guillermo Velasco and colleagues, at Complutense University, Spain, have provided evidence that suggests that cannabinoids such as the main active component of marijuana (THC) have anticancer effects on human brain cancer cells. In the study, THC was found to induce the death of various human brain cancer cell lines and primary cultured human brain cancer cells by a process known as autophagy. Consistent with the in vitro data, administration of THC to mice with human tumors decreased tumor growth and induced the tumor cells to undergo autophagy. As analysis of tumors from two patients with recurrent glioblastoma multiforme (a highly aggressive brain tumor) receiving intracranial THC administration showed signs of autophagy, the authors suggest that cannabinoid administration may provide a new approach to targeting human cancers. Cannabinoid action induces autophagy-mediated cell death through stimulation of ER stress in human glioma cells Story Source The above story is reprinted (with editorial adaptations by ScienceDaily staff) from materials provided by Journal of Clinical Investigation, via EurekAlert!, a service of AAAS. Cannabis Cures Cancer – “Run From The Cure … video.google.com 58 min – 7 Mar 2008 Repost from IAMHEMP420: www.youtube.com —— “Educate and inform the whole mass of the people… They are the only sure reliance for the preservation of our liberty.” —Thomas Jefferson Time For A New American Revolution …
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Which of the following is typically the largest source of radiation exposure for humans?
Question by chris m: Which of the following is typically the largest source of radiation exposure for humans?
artificial radiation sources
atmospheric radon
cosmic rays
terrestrial radiation
Best answer:
Answer by The Odd Job Man
Terrestrial radiation – especially in parts of South America.
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How does cancer spread among humans?
Question by Leo Vic A: How does cancer spread among humans?
Best answer:
Answer by mr.bollox
its not contagious so it cant spread among humans
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Q&A: Is Dog Cancer Contagious To Humans?
Question by Coco: Is Dog Cancer Contagious To Humans?
My dog has bone cancer and prostate cancer…. after treatment and removing his leg, the cancer has moved to his lungs now and now it has come to the point that he has to be put down, my question is… I’m a reasonable person but I had a dream the other night that the cancer was passed through his licking to me and my one year old… which he does lick us both on the face a lot and occasionally on/in the mouth even though I try to prevent it. Is it possible that cancer is contagious to us from his licking us?
Best answer:
Answer by Kitty
cancer is not a virus. that would be like a human giving another human cancer
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Into Eternity – Nuclear power and the endless threat to all humans. Vancouver must see.
Part 1, what happens when spent fuel finds you? It cannot be good to store it spread out exposed on the ground when this is what the Fins do with it. See the rest at: www.youtube.com . How will the people elected today be viewed by the mutant offspring that populates western Canada in 30-50 years? if Fukushima vents all year? www.youtube.com Considering Canada is a huge exporter of uranium not to mention asbestos this may explain why Health Canada and the Vancouver coastal health authority will not warn or inform pregnant women and elderly against excessive exposure to pacific rain storms. The meltdowns and ground water in Japan are now far beyond any contamination man has ever caused and the prevailing winds have been dumping low level elements on Canada’s west coast almost 2 months. Are shell fish and drinking water reserves now above legal guidelines as has been reported stateside almost a month ago? . Borderline criminal negligence causing bodily harm and plenty of fancy rich lawyers and judges sucking back this contaminated air and rain! . Can people be so ignorant and at the same time view themselves as intelligent and successful. while ignoring the risk and lack of info that effects their health? They do smoke chemical laced tabbacco and drink alcohol and prozac so who really knows. The fact 4 MP’s are under 22 years old tells me something is coming and they have left the basket cases including the christian fundamentalist Conservatives to mind the store before the …
S10E02 Red Green shows how to make a big batch of popcorn. The title character, Red Green (Steve Smith), is a handyman who generally tries to find shortcuts to most of his projects, trusting the vast majority of his work to duct tape (which he calls “the handyman’s secret weapon” and the “universal adapter”). He is the president of the Possum Lodge, a fictional men’s club in the small northwestern Ontario town of Possum Lake, near the also-fictional town of Port Asbestos. He and his fellow lodge members had their own TV show (which was more or less the show itself), in which they gave humorous lessons and demonstrations in repair work and outdoor activities (such as fishing and camping), and advice for men on relating to women, among other things. The characters Bob & Doug McKenzie, from SCTV’s Great White North sketch, are an obvious comparison and a likely inspiration (with Dave Thomas, who played Doug McKenzie, appearing on an episode of The Red Green Show along with his real life brother Ian Thomas, as Ben and Dougie Franklin).
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How does lung cancer kill humans?
Question by Ben S: How does lung cancer kill humans?
I recently had a friend lose the battle to lung cancer, and I want to know how he died. Was it suffocation?
Best answer:
Answer by bb
no the cancer destroyed his lungs and spread to his heart
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Could we humans just be a form of Cancer?
Question by Friendly pete: Could we humans just be a form of Cancer?
I was really stoned the other night and i was just thinking to myself. What if the earth is a cell, or something like it, to something way bigger, and humans are a cancer that are slowly killing it. I mean, we are with out a doubt destroying our world, and unless we get wiped out relatively soon, our earth will die. Just something i thought about, I dont believe it or anything, but just wonder sometimes….what the hell are we here for.
Best answer:
Answer by Cami
Yes, sometimes I think that too. Maybe on a little speck of dust there is a whole other world. And on that world on the speck of dust, there might be another world. It goes on and on and on. And then our world could be just another speck of dust floating in another bigger person’s world. And then when I’m sitting at the computer on the internet answering questions like this I think of all the possibilities. And I remember when I thought life was simple. WELL ITS NOT!
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Q&A: Corporations have the same rights as Humans? How does that effect you?
Question by Liberty against the NWO: Corporations have the same rights as Humans? How does that effect you?
If ya didn’t know….
After this law was illegally passed in 1886 (Santa Clara v. Southern Pacific R.R. Co.) it has been a plague on our Democracy. Corporations can claim any Amendment, such as the 14th Amendment for discrimination rights to stop local communities from protecting their small, local businesses and keep out predatory retailers or large corporations convicted of crimes elsewhere, or claim the 1st Amendment for the right to deceive people in it’s PR (like when “Big Tobacco” wouldn’t admit cigarettes are addictive and cause cancer, and the cover up with asbestos). Even worse in 1978 (Boston v. Bellotti) by one-vote majority decision corporations were decided to be “persons”, making it legal for them to give HUGE quantities of money to political causes through the right of free speech. Thereby making the average American citizen voter (i.e. We the People) have to compete with Corporations on unequal footing. Corporations are here to serve We the People not vice-versa.
On top of this, corporations never die – they just get bigger while gaining more assets & control. These corporations have gotten so big they dominate most main media outlets, shut down local businesses with insane price undercutting (from overseas cheap labor & products, tax loopholes, etc.), keep renewable energy from being a reality, and pay the politicians that will keep that Corporation’s best interests in mind in order to keep receiving their money flow.
Only humans should have human rights in a democracy. Corporations can have the right to keep certain trade secrets and that’s it! Nor should they be allowed to influence politicians with their GIANT POCKETS thereby making the average American citizen voter (i.e. We the People) have to compete with Corporations on unequal footing. Corporations are here to serve We the People, not the other way around. I’m all for having corporations…but they are ALL answerable to We the People
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Answer by pepper
There’s a series you should see, you can watch it on YouTube. It’s called “The Corporation”. It’s in 23 parts – but well worth the time.
http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=%22the+corporation%22&search=Search
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