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No, because corporations are considered people that can't go to jail. They only get the benefits of being a person.

• db48x 3y ago
  The phrase “corporations are people” is somewhat ambiguous. It does not mean that every corporation is a person, it means that corporations are _composed of_ people. (Think “soylent green is people”, if it helps you understand.) The people in a corporation have rights, and thus any action taken by a corporation may be an expression of those rights. A corporate press release has just as much protection from the first amendment as any other statement a person might make. The people in a corporation can and do get sent to jail, even if the corporation itself does not.
  • activiation 3y ago
    It's not ambiguous and i think that you misunderstood the law.
  • ImPostingOnHN 3y ago
    it means the corporation is literally a legal person: an identical but unincorporated organization would not be