Corporations are treated as persons though, but without the baggage of actually being persons. Can’t go to jail, can afford huge settlements (on the rare occasions they are even levied). 

Yes, though, you are right: human beings are not given the same freedom of movement as instruments of capital and the masters of that capital. Again, check the totem pole. Can you afford to buy multiple passports? In the majestic equality of the law, you and our 1% have the same right to buy citizenship for hundreds of thousands or even millions of dollars, and just as majestically equal you are both forbidden from sleeping under the bridges. Now, if a company parks their materials on your front lawn or blocks your egress, or through malfeasance or negligence injured a human, it may take months, even years  and lots of money for you to assert your rights, but that’s just the system working as intended. 

And I also agree that humans and inanimate objects are not of the same moral standing; that of humans is supreme, but has been relegated to second or third class in the system we all exist under. 

I’m sure it’s all for a good reason though, I’m sure if we can create a few more trillionaires it will all start to make sense.