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No, an abstract entity such as a company is already given the status of a person, but it doesn’t mean it has the same extent of rights a human being is given in
by psychoslave 2y ago
No, an abstract entity such as a company is already given the status of a person, but it doesn’t mean it has the same extent of rights a human being is given in the same jurisdiction.
- ant6n 2y agoCorporations aren't natural people, my friend. Wales, maybe.
- psychoslave 2y agoThank you for giving me some friendly response. :) I understand the feeling here, definitely wales and corporations are not of the same ontological class. What I was trying to point out however, was that just because a jurisdiction give an entity the status of person, it doesn't mean it give to it the same extend of rights.