This is GREAT!
One of the few things that the #occupy useful idiots can agree on (other than up- and down- twinkles) is that corporations shouldn't have "person hood". In other words, corporations should not have any of the rights of people such as the ability to file lawsuits, own property, make donations, etc. (I am assuming that if you remove their right of person hood absolutely, you can't then justify leaving them with any of the benefits or rights of being a person. Just seems to me that it's one or the other, they are either persons with rights or non-persons without rights.) Anyway, here's the good part.
"Occupy Sacramento" filed a lawsuit in the United States District Court challenging "The City of Sacramento"'s right to enforce park closing hours.
So a bunch of people who don't believe that "groups" have rights, filed a lawsuit as an "Unincorporated Association". Apparently they only want to deny rights to groups who file particular paperwork with the state to incorporate. Weird.
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