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No, they're not. At least, children in general don't enjoy the full rights of a legal adult person. Traditionally children were viewed as property of the parent
by beeworker 11y ago
No, they're not. At least, children in general don't enjoy the full rights of a legal adult person. Traditionally children were viewed as property of the parents, and in many senses that's still true. Read 'adult chimpanzees' if you must.
- themartorana 11y agoChimp, not person. Young people, not a full person. Corporations? Obviously a person. Apologies for the snark.
- superuser2 11y agoIf corporations couldn't own property and enter into legal disputes, the world would be pretty messy. If 5-year-olds could file lawsuits... the world would be pretty messy.