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Businesses are indeed people; they cannot think or act or plan or do. They are groups of people acting in concert. Without people, there are no businesses. W
by sneak 1y ago
Businesses are indeed people; they cannot think or act or plan or do. They are groups of people acting in concert. Without people, there are no businesses. Without people, there are no business initiatives, no products, no sales, no profits, no shareholders.
Businesses are precisely and exactly people.
- Dylan16807 1y agoWhen I said businesses are not people, I was pluralizing the claim that a business is not a person. Yes a business is made out of people, but that's a very different thing from what I was talking about. (And please don't mention sole proprietorships, what I meant should be plenty clear now.)
- rester324 1y agoExcept the fact that as I explained to you in another comment this is not true. Businesses are a person. Not the ordinary natural person, but a juridical person
- Dylan16807 1y agoWhich is not a person. We're talking about freedoms, not the ability to interact with the legal system.