When Firms Become Persons and Persons Become Firms

[@paulwolinsky1538]

Just at the time of the Bork hearings, (1986) Allan Bloom's The Closing of the American Mind was - forgive the expression - flying off bookshelves, and was considered to be an antidote to what Bloom himself would have described as "the Nietzscheanization of the Left." Wendy Brown, who has her own thoughts on Nietzsche, here gives an admirable reading of the opposed trend, "the Nietzscheanization of the Right." I especially appreciated her criticism of the liberal justices failure to get at the heart of the conservative revaluation of personhood as corporate power.

[@MrIzzyDizzy]

its a sad and absurd day when the first amendmant forces people to live by their employers religion.

[@emptyhearted9981]

What about self enrichment from the non monetary

[@TannerMikrayRobinson]

Did her mic die at the end?

[@emptyhearted9981]

The right has become a bad snl skit except it's not a skit it is real life