Your arguments indicate an understanding of the concept of civil liability, but lack comprehension of the underlying principles.
In attacking the “corporate veil”, you are undercutting the foundation of the relevant component of civil liability. You are tearing down the wall of separation that restricts liability from crossing these boundaries, while simultaneously arguing in favor of the restrictions imposed by this wall.
You don’t seem to understand that these “two” issues are one and the same.
Get send you’re totally unfamiliar with civil liability
Your arguments indicate an understanding of the concept of civil liability, but lack comprehension of the underlying principles.
In attacking the “corporate veil”, you are undercutting the foundation of the relevant component of civil liability. You are tearing down the wall of separation that restricts liability from crossing these boundaries, while simultaneously arguing in favor of the restrictions imposed by this wall.
You don’t seem to understand that these “two” issues are one and the same.