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Corporations have no obligation to "the many" other than to offer them goods and services

This is top of the line globalist BS.

The American government, meaning THE people of the United States, grant corporations their status. The American PEOPLE had created a government that was based on the rule of law, so that corporations could thrive based on the fact that the law, if followed would protect their interests and allow them to profit. Finally the American PEOPLE are the ones, who for example, joined the Navy or other military, and have suffered and DIED to protect commerce and allow trade!

You say we get NOTHING for that? Your comments show you have no regard for this country or its founding and you have drunk the globalist communist Kool-aid. Because corporations, as they are operating now, are nothing but global collectives that rely on corrupting our government, economic rapine of our economy to support their international 'business' activities, and outright communism to support the slave labor they so love.

So you say they have NO obligation? We should dis-incorporate them and let them hang themselves with their communist co-conspirators.

The American government, meaning THE people of the United States, grant corporations their status.

Yes! So the government should force them to sell at a government set price. Buy supplies from government approved suppliers. Hire government approved workers. At government approved wages.

What could go wrong?

Your comments show you have no regard for this country or its founding and you have drunk the globalist communist Kool-aid.

Your comments show that you are an authoritarian kook who would turn over our freedom to the government as long as you approved. The problem is that once the precedent is set, you won't get to decide whether you approve or not.

It is utter and complete nonsense to think that corporations or any other type of business have any obligation other than to the customers they serve. I can guarantee you that my father didn't swim ashore at Normandy to protect the government's right to dictate to us with whom we may do business.

I haven't read such a distorted view of the American Constitution for the ten years I've been hanging out here. Globalism is the formation of a one-world government -- NOT the freedom of the people of different nations to trade with each other.

You really should do yourself a favor and study some economics (start with the Austrians -- they're the only ones who make sense.) You will learn something and, one day, be thoroughly ashamed of your post.