Infographic: Are Corporations People, or Sociopaths?
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The pro-business line “Corporations are people” rings in many ears. If this is so true, what type of person would they be? This infographic highlights the angle and tendencies of which may make them sociopaths or psychopaths.
Many are familiar with the “Corporations are people” rhetoric used to support the case for business-friendly policies. By attributing human life-like qualities to corporations and other big institutions, corporate personhood allows corporations to have the rights and responsibilities similar to legal persons.
The pro-business line “Corporations are people” rings in many ears. If this is so true, what type of person would they be? This infographic highlights the angle and tendencies of which may make them sociopaths or psychopaths.
Many are familiar with the “Corporations are people” rhetoric used to support the case for business-friendly policies. By attributing human life-like qualities to corporations and other big institutions, corporate personhood allows corporations to have the rights and responsibilities similar to legal persons.
But are corporations people, or really just sociopaths?
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