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I was not sure if any of CSX’s former companies had survived the depression or not <br />without bankruptcy, so I did not mention it. Obviously since the former companies went <br />through it they would be immune under bankruptcy law. I was not drawing a connection <br />between the *** and CSX, rather between the use of slave labor for profit in both cases, <br />various companies worked directly with the government even at various death camps. I <br />am not CSX people are responsible for the past, clearly they aren’t, I’m not even sure that <br />the case is all that sound, I’m just pointing out that there is precedence, which counts a <br />good deal in both civil court, and public opinion. I have no problem with CSX, in fact I’d <br />say that they are my favorite eastern Class 1 road, and certainly are better run then say NS <br />or Guilford from what I have observed. <br /> <br />Joshua <br /> <br />PS, letters of marque are explained in Gregg's post, they are mentioned as an example of changing laws and such.
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