What is Move to Amend's position on who possesses constitutional rights in the U.S.? Specifically, how do they define 'Natural persons' in this context, and what is their stance on whether artificial entities like corporations should have constitutional rights or be subject to regulation?
Navigate to the 'We the People Amendment' section of the website. Locate and read the content under 'Section 1. [Artificial Entities Such as Corporations Do Not Have Constitutional Rights]'. Identify Move to Amend's definition of 'Natural persons' and who holds constitutional rights. Identify their stance on artificial entities (e.g., corporations) regarding constitutional rights and regulation. Synthesize this information to answer the question.
State that Move to Amend believes constitutional rights belong only to 'Natural persons' (living human beings), referencing the clarification that 'Natural persons' are living human beings only. State that artificial entities (like corporations) have no constitutional rights and are subject to regulation by the People through Federal, State, or local law. Ensure the answer accurately reflects the information presented in Section 1 of the 'We the People Amendment'.