07-18-2012, 05:44 PM
A corporation is founded when an entity (be it an individual, group of individuals or persons representing another corporation) files a charter with the government (state) and creates a corporation. From that point forward, the government recognizes that corporation as an "individual" separate from the entity that created (filed the charter) it.
A corporation can be "killed" if the entity deems it so and filed the appropriate notice with the government, or if the government chooses to dissolve the corporation (for a variety of reasons).
Corporations as such are not "property" that are owned by people. The notion of trying to bring it down to such levels is just odd. A corporation does not reason, it does not think, it does not act of its own volition. It does not have the desire for self-determination - as a human person and, therefore, cannot be "enslaved".
A corporation can be "killed" if the entity deems it so and filed the appropriate notice with the government, or if the government chooses to dissolve the corporation (for a variety of reasons).
Corporations as such are not "property" that are owned by people. The notion of trying to bring it down to such levels is just odd. A corporation does not reason, it does not think, it does not act of its own volition. It does not have the desire for self-determination - as a human person and, therefore, cannot be "enslaved".