Just a tax suggestion for those corporate "persons".
Now that they are officially people, they should be taxed like we are, on our gross income. Forget this gross income and net income BS. Make them pay taxes on their gross receipts before expenses and other tax give aways. We don't get to deduct our expenses before we pay taxes. The same rules should apply to corporations now that they have personhood.
If you start a business and buy a widget for $7, then sell it for $10, you most certainly get a deduction for the $7 you spent. Ask anybody who sells on eBay. It's not a corporate benefit. Any business gets to deduct their reasonable expenses against gross income.
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