Of course the State is a corporation. The problem with corporations is that the whole concept is fraudulent. Since a corporation can exist indefinitely beyond the lives of its shareholders or employees, it's a lie to say that these people are its embodiment. https://files.catbox.moe/5m96xc.png The question of whether a corporation is a person is a backward notion - you should instead ask, are persons corporations? In the Statist system, persons are registered as corporations under the State - the State does not recognize the natural person, only the corporation associated with it. https://files.catbox.moe/3l8kxo.png Corporations, as property of the State, the top corporation, get privileges granted by the State, whereas natural persons have rights. But the State does not acknowledge the conceptual existence of self-evident rights, only arbitrary privileges which it fraudulently calls rights, thus obscuring the concept of self-evident eternal rights which are not subject to the State's ruling.