Human Citizenry vs. Corporate Personhood

Citizenship

The Momentum Party defines, per the Constitution of the United States, a United States Citizen as:

1. A single human being who was birthed within the borders of the United States of America, its colonies and territories, according to law.
2. A naturalized immigrant who has become a Citizen of the United States through Registration with the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services office.

In no uncertain terms does The Momentum Party accept the United States Supreme Court ruling in the case of Citizens United v. the Federal Election Commission, which declares that:

1. Corporations are people.
2. Money equals speech.
3. Corporations - as people - are legally permitted to make unlimited "speech" contributions to election candidates and campaigns.
4. No limitation will be made on financial contributions toward elections, candidates, or political promotion messages.

Here's a breakdown of the underlying concepts:

[Video Source: Annie Leonard "The Story of Stuff"]

Human Citizens have one vote, one voice.

If Corporations are allowed to continue using their vast quantity of profits to set their own agenda as the only voice to be heard, booming over any individual or group of individuals with far less money, then the only agenda that will be followed will be one of ensuring corporations make the most money and individuals have no say whatever in how the Government of the United States is operated - or who the operators are in the first place.

The Momentum Party seeks to join with Move To Amend and other groups that wish to overturn this outrageous and self-destructive decision by the Judicial Branch of the United States government.