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Corporate Personhood

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Message 13 of 93 (638093)
10-19-2011 5:20 PM 		Reply to: Message 12 by Jon
10-19-2011 4:39 PM

I'd like someone to talk me through the case against "corporate personhood"
They aren't people.
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Therefore they don't have any rights and cannot be sued... er, wait.
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That was easy.
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Flippancy usually is!
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Message 14 of 93 (638094)
10-19-2011 5:23 PM

From Message 262,
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hooah212002 writes:
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The day a "corporation" is executed is the day they attain personhood.
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Does forced corporate dissolution count?
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10-20-2011 10:43 AM 		Reply to: Message 18 by Jon
10-19-2011 9:21 PM

And, of course, all these problems are easily solved by not recognizing non-people things as people.
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Making something a legal person is not making it a natural person.
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