Anti-Corporate Personhood

If you were to start a business, would you prioritize ethical practices over high profits, and why?

How do activism and social causes become different when companies are not allowed to have a say?

How might your community benefit if local businesses had more power than multinational corporations?

In what ways have you seen corporate advertising affect the choices you or your peers make?

If large corporations didn't fund political campaigns, how do you think elections would be different?

How do corporate-sponsored educational programs in schools influence students' perceptions and career choices?

Would you support a local business more if you knew they were fighting to reduce the influence of bigger corporations?

In your opinion, who should be held accountable when harm is caused by a corporate action, and why?

Do you think innovation would be stifled or encouraged if corporations had reduced legal rights?

Have you ever considered the ethical implications of buying from a large corporation versus a local business, and what guides your decision?

Imagine a world where businesses couldn't donate to political candidates; how do you think this would impact voter power?

Can you describe a personal experience where a company's customer service either won your loyalty or pushed you away?

Imagine if major tech companies couldn't use your data, how do you think your online experience would change?

In an ideal world, how much influence do you think companies should have on our dietary choices and food culture?

Do you think gig economy workers should receive the same protections and benefits as employees in traditional companies, and why?

What if smartphones were only produced by non-profit organizations, do you think this would change how we use or value them?

If a corporation prioritized environmental sustainability over profits, how much more would you be willing to pay for their products?

If a corporation commits a crime, who should be held responsible—the entity itself, its executives, or both?

How would your life change if companies couldn’t sponsor or influence public events and spaces?

What if your community was in charge of the local water supply instead of a private corporation; how would that change how water is valued?

How would your approach to online privacy shift if social platforms weren't run by large corporations?

How might the availability of public services, like parks or libraries, be affected in the absence of corporate grants and donations?

Imagine access to the internet was treated as a public utility rather than a commercial service; how would this affect your online behavior?

How would the process of scientific research be altered if corporations could not fund or control studies?

Could small businesses thrive better without the influence of multinational corporations in the marketplace, and how?

If corporations are restricted from owning properties, how do you believe this would change the housing market?

If corporate lobbying was eliminated, how do you think that would change the priorities of government officials?

What would you envision for the future of artificial intelligence if it weren't largely developed by profit-driven corporations?

Would you feel more or less secure in your job if corporations didn’t have significant legal protection?

If companies weren't allowed to invest in schools, how would education be different for you or your friends?

How do you perceive the relationship between public health and corporate influence in the pharmaceutical industry?

Would you support a campaign for reducing corporate power if it could increase consumer prices, and why?

If 'buy one, get one free' deals were banned to reduce corporate influence on your buying habits, how would your shopping change?

How do you feel when you realize your favorite product is made by a corporation with questionable practices?

What personal actions might you take if you knew a company was negatively impacting your community?

If a corporation polluted your local environment, how would that affect your loyalty to their products?

Describe how you would participate in the economy if all businesses operated as non-profits.

How would you feel if employee-owned businesses were the norm and not the exception?

What if the apps you use started emphasizing user privacy over revenue - how might your usage change?

How would you use social media differently if you knew that your data wasn’t being monetized?

If all companies were required to reinvest profits into the community, what changes might you see in your city or town?

How would your daily choices be impacted if all products were sold without any brand names or logos?

If corporations couldn’t donate to charities, how do you think that would affect the causes you care about?

In what ways would the quality of life in cities change if urban planning was purely community-driven, without corporate involvement?

What would be the potential benefits and drawbacks of a shopping district composed exclusively of independent stores?

How might the dynamic between customers and businesses change if corporate advertisement was heavily regulated or banned?

What factors would influence your decision to buy a product if corporate profit motives were no longer a driving force in their marketing strategies?

If there were more public spaces free from corporate influence, how would you utilize these spaces differently than commercialized areas?

What opportunities for new businesses can you imagine if large corporations had less power in the economy?

Imagine a world where every purchasing decision is made by considering the social impact—how would that world look to you?

What ways do you think communities could benefit from healthcare decisions without corporate influence?

How do you think personal data and privacy would be handled differently if corporations had fewer rights?

How would the balance of power in your community change if local businesses had as much influence as large corporations?

Would your approach to social media and online shopping change if corporations were more restricted in using personal data?

How would the art and cultural scene in cities look if large corporations didn't fund museums or cultural events?

If major corporations played no role in education funding, how would this impact the quality or focus of your school's programs?

How would the dynamics of social media engagement shift if platforms prioritized user well-being over profit?

What immediate changes would you notice in your community if small businesses received the same benefits as larger corporations?

If lobbying by corporations was entirely banned, how do you think this would influence the laws that are passed?

In a world where companies cannot own any media outlets, how do you think news and information would differ from today?

How does equating the rights of corporations with those of individuals align with your understanding of democracy?

Do you think a corporation should have the same legal rights as a living person, and why or why not?