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I've been saying for a long time that the real definition of 'personhood' is the ability to take liability. If something can be sued in court (not counting civi
by taneq 2y ago
I've been saying for a long time that the real definition of 'personhood' is the ability to take liability. If something can be sued in court (not counting civil forfeiture sophistry) then it counts as a person.
- autoexec 2y agoHow about "If it gets sentenced to prison time" instead because corporations routinely get sued in court only to be charged a small percentage of the profit they make through criminal activity and that isn't "liability" it's just paying the justice system a cut of the action as a cost of doing business.