It upsets me that "companies shouldn't have the same rights as people" is apparently controversial in the US. A "company" is explicitly an organization that we

It upsets me that "companies shouldn't have the same rights as people" is apparently controversial in the US. A "company" is explicitly an organization that we throw a handful of benefits and handouts to as a society, like limited liability and apparently the unwillingness to punish you for crimes. Surely it's justified that this legal fiction should be held to some standards that you couldn't necessarily hold a person to. Hell, if you believe "Free speech" should apply to businesses, then "False marketing" laws should be unconstitutional! That's insane.