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Corporations exist at the pleasure of government do they not? They are not some naturally-existing thing.
I would think that sort of framing implies that the government gives them permission to exist. Rather than, the natural state is that they exist unless they do something bad enough to be shut down. Unless you mean, they need the government's "permission" to even file to become a corporation... But even in that case, you aren't asking for permission, you're doing the old school equivalent of signing up for a domain, y…
It's more than that. When you file to incorporate, there is a birth. A new person is created, one that can potentially never die. Yes, it's routine, but it wasn't always, and it doesn't need to be forever. The ability to create a new, fake, person in order to shield yourself and your business partners from liability is a not a right. It is a deliberate policy that some sovereign jurisdictions allow their citizens.