Why is it easier to file for bankruptcy as a corporation then it is as an individual?

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RE Why is it easier to file for bankruptcy as a corporation then it is as an individual?

http://money.cnn.com/2005/04/20/pf/bankruptcy_bill...

Bankruptcy laws were changed just past the late 90's in anticipation of the impending economic crash. The ability to predict outcomes and anticipated shifts in the economy are big business advising roles. The problem is, we do not have the time or ability to hold off on an adequate resolution without risking the actual Capitalist system considering additional national security risks. Another attack on the States literally guarantees a cohesive shift in the transition of the economy via both republican and democratic representatives.

I guess corporations aren’t people after all, eh?

They also don’t pay the tax rate I pay.

They also actually get away with murder. Hard to put a corporation into an electric chair.

Imagine if an INDIVIDUAL DUMPED HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF GALLONS OF TOXINS INTO YOUR GROUNDWATER - as Koch Industries have done - would that person get just a little fine that amounted to 1% of his earnings? Nope. Probably attempted manslaughter. Since people HAVE DIED AS A RESULT OF THEIR ACTIONS.

Corporations have lawyers on staff