If Corporations are people, wealthiest in US gets 7.8b in welfare

If a corporation is a person, the wealthiest person in the US gets 7.8 Billion in tax payer subsidies, Walmart.  The reason says Americans for Tax Fairness:  Walmart pays its' employees so little that many of them rely on food stamps, healthcare and other taxpayer-funded programs costing tax payers 6.2 billion every year.  Walmart has been a member of the Koch Bros, ALEC organization for 19 years calling it quits when Trayvon Martin was killed.  ALEC is responsible for "stand your ground laws," and "voter ID laws," passing in States across the country.