Corporations pre-date the Constitution, and exist in many countries without a constitution, so they do not exist because of "constitutional protections." Corp

Corporations pre-date the Constitution, and exist in many countries without a constitution, so they do not exist because of "constitutional protections." Corporations are legal constructs. They are not entitled to any legal protections beyond what the governing jurisdictions decides as a matter of regular law, and they are certainly not entitled to Constitutional protections of their own. In the U.S., Constitutions derive their rights from their owners, and their rights are derivative of their owners.