They don't have to have them when they can donate to politicians, lobby and buy advertisements as they see fit. The problem with corporations in American polit

They don't have to have them when they can donate to politicians, lobby and buy advertisements as they see fit. The problem with corporations in American politics and law stems from corporate personhood. We may need to revisit the concept of limited liability. When planes fall out of the sky due to cost savings in product development or automated cars crash into trucks due to beta software marketed to the public as "fully self-driving," or unwise securitized lending threatens the financial sector, responsible executives should be held personally liable, not given golden parachutes or a slap on the wrist.