OP’s original statement was that got to me was as follows: > They're not human, it doesn't matter. What this and your textbook example share in common is a la

OP’s original statement was that got to me was as follows: > They're not human, it doesn't matter. What this and your textbook example share in common is a lack of respect for the human factor. Sony Group Corporation may not be literally human, but to say “they’re not human” is to dehumanize the people the Sony Group Corporation represents because that’s what the actual function of a corporation is: to act as a legal front representing people. I don’t care who anybody boycotts, but I think at a minimum, we can you know, not dehumanize people even if you dislike them.