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Let me ask you the inverse— should an entire HOA all go to jail if one resident commits a crime? No. It’s not “groups” of people, like you’d find at a concert/m
by throwoutway 4y ago
Let me ask you the inverse— should an entire HOA all go to jail if one resident commits a crime? No. It’s not “groups” of people, like you’d find at a concert/meetup/HOA/whatever.
If it was, then the whole group should be convicted of crimes everytime the corp ignores a law and commits a crime.
But no— different groups exist for different purposes, on paper incorporated under a set of laws.
It’s a business, intent on generating profits and many times they break laws. Next time you want a corp to have ”people” rights, consider the inverse to
- stickfigure 4y ago> Let me ask you the inverse— should an entire HOA all go to jail if one resident commits a crime? If all the people in the HOA conspire to commit a crime, using the HOA organization meetings to plan, HOA funds to execute the crime - then yes?