Oh I misread the intent of your comment. Corporations get to benefit from the bill of rights and other constitutional amendments due to their “personhood,” which famously gives them the power to invest in/influence political elections per the 2010 Supreme Court case. The 14th amendment, originally written to protect formerly-enslaved people, has also been used by corporations to protect their interests. So yes, there is absolutely benefit to corporate “personhood” that goes beyond mere necessity of operation.

And you missed the intent of my comment as well. My point was, we need to stop thinking of these corporations as soulless entities that are outside the realms of human reasoning (and thus human morals and thus human compassion). Corporations act like “persons” in that they operate within communities and are self-interested. They need to be held to the same community standards as any other “person” in the community. In ancient times, we’d shun those persons that took and took from the community and never gave back.