Sorry to be obtuse, but how does the Smith -Mundt act prevent slavery under capitalism?
By keeping the only power capable of overpowering the republic (huge corporations) from joining together and doing just that.
"The Smith-Mundt Act, officially the United States Information and Educational Exchange Act of 1948, is a U.S. federal law aimed at promoting cultural and informational exchange with foreign nations."
I am confused.
Apologies Michele, I mean to say the Sherman Antitrust Act. I hope that clarification makes it clear. Thank you for pointing this out, I am grateful.
No worries. I appreciate the clarification. ЁЯШК
Sorry to be obtuse, but how does the Smith -Mundt act prevent slavery under capitalism?
By keeping the only power capable of overpowering the republic (huge corporations) from joining together and doing just that.
"The Smith-Mundt Act, officially the United States Information and Educational Exchange Act of 1948, is a U.S. federal law aimed at promoting cultural and informational exchange with foreign nations."
I am confused.
Apologies Michele, I mean to say the Sherman Antitrust Act. I hope that clarification makes it clear. Thank you for pointing this out, I am grateful.
No worries. I appreciate the clarification. ЁЯШК