Limited (liability) corporations are a moral disaster, with no democratic or moral accountability.
Beyond a certain size they can start to pull the strings of democracy in very unhealthy and distorting ways - including "sponsorship" of lawmakers, policy lobbying, and campaigns of outright disinformation at all levels of media.
If I shoot someone in the face I will go to prison and may well face the death penalty.
If a corporation causes mass misery - death, disability, decades of lost life, economic decay, the corruption and subversion of democracy - it will very likely get off with no sanctions at all. If there are fines, they'll be token. Only the most egregious cases get more severe fines - uncomfortable, but not usually life-changing.
Criminal charges are only likely if there's fraud that directly affects shareholders.
It's almost as if the lives of ordinary people are complete disposable.
Aside from prison and fines, there should be a corporate death penalty.
If corporations are people, they should be held accountable in the same ways people are.