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"Legal Fiction" is a devastating conscious rap that systematically dismantles corporate personhood through historical analysis, legal critique, and moral judgment. The track exposes how a court reporter's unauthorized headnote in 1886 became the fraudulent foundation for treating corporations as constitutional "persons."

Structure & Flow
The piece moves through three distinct phases:
1. Legal Deconstruction- Methodically exposes the Santa Clara County case fraud
2. Historical Analysis- Reveals the documented lies and perjury that created corporate rights
3. Moral Judgment- Escalates to spiritual condemnation and divine banishment

The Core Fraud: Corporate personhood stems from an 1886 court reporter's headnote, not an actual Supreme Court decision. This "precedent" was built on lies, including Senator Roscoe Conkling's documented perjury about the 14th Amendment's intent.

The Hypocrisy: Corporations are treated as "persons" when claiming rights (free speech, religious exemptions) but as property when convenient (buying, selling, dissolving). The track challenges listeners to ask: if corporations are persons, what do they actually believe?

The Real Cost:This legal fiction enables environmental destruction, shields executives from criminal liability, and prioritizes profit over human life while claiming constitutional protection.

Artistic Impact
The track refuses to dignify corporate personhood as legitimate debate, instead treating it as obvious fraud that only persists because it's profitable. The escalating intensity mirrors the moral urgency of exposing systemic corruption.

Final Message
The piece concludes with corporations essentially confessing: "We know it's fake, but we're making too much money to stop." This transforms legal critique into complete moral condemnation of a system that knowingly perpetuates fraud against humanity and the planet.

“Legal Fiction" operates as legal brief, historical exposé, and spiritual exorcism all in one track.

Legal Fiction [Explicit]

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