Shocked.  Shocked I say.

Baywolfe wrote:

If Corporations are people now, what's the sentence for treason these days?

In theory corporations have always been people, just groups of people acting as one in a capital venture as opposed to a social venture.  So the incorporated peoples acted as one, shared risk and reward as one and accepted responsibility as one.  Privacy was not guaranteed nor was protection from personal liability.

However the lawyers got together with the politicians and forged laws which made incorporating the legal equivalent of an Iron Man suit.  Peel back those laws and you change behavior - a holder or officer in a Corporation should bear a share of profit and a like share of responsibility.  Even if it's one day in a Super-Max for 10,000 holders it's worth it to me - it's far more time than I'd want to spend in a Super-Max.