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Freezone join:2000-09-29 Southfield, MI	Re: SIGs, (Special Interest Groups) Nah exxon may actually make good use of it. Goverment waste it so much better.
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RipRap Bmw Power join:2000-08-24 Berlin, CT clubs:	Re: SIGs, (Special Interest Groups) said by Freezone : Nah exxon may actually make good use of it. Goverment waste it so much better. How very true...... »www.blackvault.com -- The world holds two classes of men: intelligent men without religion, and religious men without intelligence.
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hpguru Curb Your Dogma Premium join:2002-04-12	said by Freezone : Nah exxon may actually make good use of it. Ever seen a corporation run on democratic principles? I don't know of any such animal. -- Blue mountains after rainfall - much bluer.
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said by hpguru :

Ever seen a corporation run on democratic principles? I don't know of any such animal.

They have the most democratic system, period. 1 share, 1 vote. The more money you have invested, the more votes you have.

Perhaps you neglected the changes made in Corporate America during the 1980's concerning apartheid.

Perhaps you neglected the changes made in Corporate America during the 1990's concerning benefits for homosexual partners of employees.
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J D McDorce Premium join:2001-12-29 Westland, MI	Re: SIGs, (Special Interest Groups) said by Beeper : They have the most democratic system, period. 1 share, 1 vote. That can vary significantly by corporation and type of stock. One corporation comes to mind where Class A has 0.209 votes per share and Class B has 15 votes per share.
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said by J D McDorce :

said by Beeper :
They have the most democratic system, period. 1 share, 1 vote.
That can vary significantly by corporation and type of stock. One corporation comes to mind where Class A has 0.209 votes per share and Class B has 15 votes per share.

Tis true, but you call always attempt to acquire B shares vs an A share, or buy 75 A shares.

Your money still talks. Ask Disney's CEO.
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hpguru Curb Your Dogma Premium join:2002-04-12	said by Beeper : They have the most democratic system, period. 1 share, 1 vote. The more money you have invested, the more votes you have. Nevermind. -- Blue mountains after rainfall - much bluer.
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morbo Complete Your Transaction join:2002-01-22 00000 clubs: ·Charter Pipeline ·AT&T Southwest	said by Freezone : Nah exxon may actually make good use of it. that's the funniest thing i've ever heard.
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Transmaster Don't Blame Me I Voted For Bill and Opus join:2001-06-20 Cheyenne, WY ·Qwest.net	said by Freezone : Nah exxon may actually make good use of it. Goverment waste it so much better. This is true, if you invest in EXXON you will receive money back in dividends. When was the last time a city has given back money to anyone without kicking a screaming. -- "Remember when hacking a loogy it comes not so much from the lungs but from the soul."
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