Something not being in the US Constitution doesn't make it not a right. >If anything, it enables tyranny by corporations, since they are unelected and not resp

Something not being in the US Constitution doesn't make it not a right. >If anything, it enables tyranny by corporations, since they are unelected and not responsible to the public, whereas elected governments, in fact, are. I feel the opposite. Corporations can easily be taken down when you stop paying them. Governments are extremely hard to fight against, especially with rampant corruption and gerrymandering. There's also the fact that almost all tyranny in the world is enacted by governments telling people what their "rights" are.