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That's just, like, your opinion, man.
Seriously, they're two entirely different classes of things. One is an inert physical object, the other is a legal instrument that can collect and retain money, and shelter its shareholders and employees from legal and financial outcomes.
If I asked the average person on the street, which of these two things do you think would be more likely to pay taxes, they would look at me like an idiot.
But corporations are people..? Can't have it both ways right :/
Unless I'm missing something here.
Google "Citizens United v. FEC" Supreme Court decision.
Conveniently, they are people only when it comes to corruption and influence. But not when it comes to rules or punishment (like if a corporation killed people, it should be possible to give it a death sentence).
? I don't see what's insane about this
The citizen's united ruling of 2010 disagrees with you, in the US at least.
>So who pays the corporate tax?
I don't know. the same one who pays for campaign donations. IANAL.