re: Are corporations people?

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Not really. It's just given the entity certain rights and responsibilities

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The statement "corporations are people" is both a logical fallacy and a practical falsehood. You can neither apply the attributes of a person to a corporation nor apply the atributes of a corporation to a person. Simply because certain rights apply to persons does not mean you can attribute those rights to a corporation.

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It is comprised of individuals, who have rights, but a random indivdual's view isn't inferred to be the view of the entire entity.

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You keep making an argument based on a well established logical fallacy. I guess we should allow corporations as a singular entity to serve as jurors, adopt children, marry, vote, etc.

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But if a company makes some political statement, the government can't censor it under the guise of not having rights. Therefore, it has rights to do such things.

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People have rights, corporations are not people. Your entire argument keeps devolving into the same fallacy. A logical equivalence is to say "all people must eat to survive, thus a corporation must eat to survive."