> I don't like to point fingers, but lawyers can write buggy code and relase it into the wild, too. Buggy code generally gets fixed when people realize it's a

> I don't like to point fingers, but lawyers can write buggy code and relase it into the wild, too. Buggy code generally gets fixed when people realize it's a bug. This release has been in production for over a century, repeatedly reviewed and confirmed as a 'feature.' In the eyes of the law, corporations are associations of people, and people don't have to surrender their other rights just because they exercise their right of association. I totally agree that corporations should have fewer rights than people, but this isn't how the world works and likely won't ever be.