Yes, I think I agree. However, the idea of a construct being deemed a person makes no sense given how we define what a person is. Further, having essentially

Yes, I think I agree. However, the idea of a construct being deemed a person makes no sense given how we define what a person is. Further, having essentially broken that definition, we have opened the door for all sorts of crazy legal things to happen! Anything can be a person. Anything can be anything, taken to extremes. In addition to voting issues you mention, having the corporation as person means some of us have agency others do not due to how we operate companies. The owners have a shield for all sorts of otherwise expensive and risky behavior. Great as well as evil actions are possible, affordable and it is not necessary we allow these things. I see it as very harmful.