Dunno.

Common law applies to a living man or living woman. A person is a legal entity created by statute, no?

Whether a corporate person or a 'natural' person, both are entities created and therefore ruled by statute, aka maritime, law. The expression 'natural' is used simply to distinguish between a corporation (corpse = dead body) or an individual 'person', but 'persons' they all are, still the same.

Don't be a person. Be a living man, or a living woman. Then, under common law, you're not bound by their maritime shite.

That's how I understand it, anyway.

Dunno.

Common law applies to a living man or living woman. A person is a legal entity created by statute, no?

Whether a corporate person or a 'natural' person, both are entities created and therefore ruled by statue aka maritime law. The expression 'natural' is used simply to distinguish between a corporation (corpse = dead body) or an individual 'person', but 'persons' they all are, still the same.

Don't be a person. Be a living man, or a living woman. Then, under common law, you're not bound by their maritime shite.

That's how I understand it, anyway.