Perhaps you should write to John Taylor Gatto, who might be able to disabuse you of your considerable confusion on the topic of limited liability and corporate personhood.

If you don't understand the difference and that corporate personhood - human rights granted to nonhuman entities - was NOT the means of securing limited liability, I have no idea what else to say to you.

You do not grasp the facts involved and thus make it impossible to debate with you on the basis of facts.

That might be a good question for you to ask John Taylor Gatto. These "collectivist liberals"! You just can't win, can you, Ron, when dealing with the ire of people against corporate capitalism and corporate/business control of government.


On the Corporatizing of Children, by John Taylor Gatto

When you're not working on your Latin lessons, perhaps you should be brushing up on Warren Buffett's investment advice. Then you'd be able to pass that know-how along to all the super-smart homeschool grads expecting to find good jobs on automobile assembly lines.

Louise,
Why do you try to treat a corporation's limited liability and its personhood as totally seperate?
Do you not know that limited liability organizations exist that do not have personhood? In fact there is a continuum of organizations depending upon what is needed.
Ron

Louise,
In the unlikely event you get your way what is your follow up? Is this part of the Green's attempt to drastically reduce the population of the Earth?
Ron