Generic Username (@generic_username)

I want to expand on this United States Corporation thing a little more, and unfortunately, it's going to be a lesson in Civics that we all should have had in school. A municipal corporation is the basis of all local government in the U.S. Within the states, the base form of regional government is the County. Within Counties there are areas called townships that are considered Unincorporated, and they are largely regulated at the County level. All major decisions like roads, zoning, etc. are done at the County level. As population grows and services are built (e.g., schools, police, fire, water, sewer) areas are able to petition to Incorporate into a Village, which the base form of municipal corporation, and increases the rights of that local government so is no longer under the thumb of the County. It gains rights for zoning, land use, permitting, etc. From there Villages grow into Cities and etc. I'm doing this off the top of my head and I'm sure every state does it a little different but frankly this is basic civics and you can look it up. This whole major interpretation of one line of a 100+ year old document saying DC is a municipal corporation must have the drooling Redditor who thought this spin angle up just rolling in glee, and frankly it's playing on our own ignorance. We are in an information war. Disinformation like this is injected into movements like ours to slow the spread of the SIMPLE TRUTH: The Chinese Communist Party gained control of the U.S. government through bribery and blackmail. We are at critical mass with the SIMPLE TRUTH. So make your choice. Share the SIMPLE TRUTH, or try to stumble through explaining this corporation thing and watch the NPC code spin up in your friends heads.