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A '''group entity''' is just any [[mob]], [[faction]], [[political party]], [[corporation]], [[union]], [[government]] or even [[nonprofit]] entity that has [[no body]] of its own. See [[w:group entity]] for a deep analysis of why such entities tend not to behave like humans, or as if they care about humans. | A '''group entity''' is just any [[mob]], [[faction]], [[political party]], [[corporation]], [[union]], [[government]] or even [[nonprofit]] entity that has [[no body]] i.e. inherent biological identity of its own. Individuals, families, and species may not be group-entities, although anything beyond a single sexually reproducing being may well be called one. It is a very abstract term and is an alternative to such terms as [[online community]] that does not imply any common behaviors or traits between physical human or other animal communities, and organizational behaviors. | ||
This term is from anarchist discourse and may be controversial to some. See [[w:group entity]] for a deep analysis of why such entities tend not to behave like humans, or as if they care about humans. | |||
They influence [[Consumerium Services]] mostly by providing [[institutional buying criteria]], and, by making some [[threats]] that threaten them into [[worst cases]] by their body-less body-hating influence. | They influence [[Consumerium Services]] mostly by providing [[institutional buying criteria]], and, by making some [[threats]] that threaten them into [[worst cases]] by their body-less body-hating influence. | ||