We believe that, as a legal "entity," every corporation is entitled to all rights offered by the U.S. Constitution.

• We believe in the right of every legal entity to be able to say anything they wish, true or not, and as loudly as they want. _(Art.I)
• We claim our right to assemble in any size power group as we desire, discussing anything we desire. _(Art.I)
• We claim our right to do anything not explicitly prohibited by the constitution.
• We claim our right to not have to do anything not explicitly required by the constitution.
• We claim our right to fully exploit our property (no matter who or what it is.)

Politically, there are states-rights and federal rights.  In either case, we believe that most rights should be given to public and non-public corporations for the better good of our society.

• Industry-created standards
• Business federations and similar industry alliances
• Unrestricted access to government representatives to better educate them
• Government incentives which promote business expansion and profitability
• Competition in a carefully managed and constrained manner
• Global operations to utilize lowest cost materials, transportation, and labor
• Limited Liability at all levels of business
• Freedom of choice in business associates (employees, suppliers, customers, etc.)
• Industry consolidation and simplification
• Uniform pricing of our products and services
• Areas of industry-coordinated marketing
• Public-subsidized business infrastructure
• Privatization of common resources
• Private development of public lands

• Corporate or other business taxes (including head taxes, export taxes, import taxes, income taxes)
• Property taxes on profit-producing property or any property owned by a corporation
• Government regulations on our businesses, be it
  tobacco, asbestos, cocaine, carbon-products, marijuana, transportation, guns, alcohol, high-interest rate loans and other credit, entertainment, pharmaceuticals, pyramids, sex, gambling, or anything else at which we can make money
• Price controls and other monetary limits
• Forced disclosure of ownership, suppliers, customers, and other "associates"
• Anything that would limit our ability to selectively maximize our profits and growth
• Competing with other than our "associated" industry peers
• Unfair competition from organizations with lesser profit motives

• The Corporate Lobbyist Society of America
• Chambers of Commerce
• Those registered Republicans and Democrats with whom we share some mutual goals
• The Medical Insurance Industry
• The CCC
• Rupert Murdock
• Oil and Gas Industry