This means that those who invest capital cannot be held liable for more than they risked; should the company go bankrupt or be sued. This also means that corporations can be granted rights and obligations similar to those enjoyed by groups of people. These include the ability to enter into and enforce contracts, own property, sue, and be sued under both criminal and civil law. And furthermore companies can continue to exist forever with the transfer of shares and control accordingly. Corporations are ultimately afforded similar rights and respect as people. Therefore, in my opinion it is entirely reasonable for employees to feel loyalty and respect for the organization and the place where they do their daily work; as well as the loyalty they feel towards their colleagues. This is the natural basis of the collective sense of loyalty. And why do I have to agree with James Roche of General Motors and view whistleblowers as disloyal and detrimental to workplace cohesion and cohesion?