as the affirmative i must prove that the actions of corporations ought to be, held, to the same moral standards as the actions of individuals
2.My second point is that the negative either must say that one corporation must not be held to moral standards or two the actions of corporations ought to be held to different moral standards than the actions of individuals what I have to say on this is that corporations at the status quo find it all too easy to bend the law without actually breaking it
Whereas both negative possible responses do not improve the current situation
to show why I affirm this resolution I will argue the Value of Equality to best persuade you, and give reasons to you, the judge, why the moral standards of corporations ought be the same as any individual first I want to point out that according to blacks law dictionary a corporation is legally considered an individual entity containing the same rights and consequences as far as the government is concerned... displayed 300 characters
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and throughout my case I will refer to corporations as such
since this is the case I will prove that corporations, because they are acting as individuals and claim these rights, have legally entered into the social contract we all entered when we were born, so to elaborate on this I will use John Locke's Theory of the Social Contract to help you understand why equality is parmount in this round and how it very much applies to this topic I will do so in three main arguments, 1st a corporations entrance into the social contract, 2Nd application of the social contract to the corporations, and finally as individuals in the social contract... displayed 300 characters
