NPC corps need more punishments.

if you want a fight, wardec someone with something to protect.

Let me try taking a different tack here.

Assume that disanding corps under wardec is removed from the game. It's a done deal. If your corp is wardecd it cannot be disbanded, which means the CEO character cannot leave the corp.

Scenario: The Marmite Collective wardecs Random Corporation Number 1234567890 [RC#.] who has four members (who are all probably alts of the same player).

Question: What will change in RC#.'s response to the wardec given the new assumption?

All you have to do to see the problem is picture yourself as a war dec victim and ask what is in it for you? Why should you stick around and give these aggressors fights on their terms?

delete the weak.

No, actually they often don't.

Which is another curious question. If CCP definitely never intended PVE to be a relevant choice for players, why are there entire libraries of skills devoted to mining/industry/production? Especially when by virtue of the way they set up the skill training system, if you're working on those skills you can't be training weapons/combat ships/pvp relevant skills?

Surely since the only purpose of the game is to get into PVP as quickly as possible and stay there, every new player should start with perfect mining, refining and production skills, and access to all industrial ships. Of course, that would completely destroy the player-run economy, so why does that exist? Since ship-to-ship PVP is the only thing they want anyone doing on any kind of regular basis, surely it would be much simpler to have a fixed NPC market.

If PVE isn't mean to be anything but at best a minor hobby, CCP has made a lot of truly baffling design choices since day 1.

You're completely missing the point. You want to engage in pvp, the other guy does not. Even if they could get the tools to engage in pvp, they say "f-it, we dont want to." Neither you nor CCP have the power to compel someone to pvp if they dont want to

Seems rather absurd to force all the people in NPC corps, who are there specifically so they can avoid wars, into fighting wars.

don't get pissed when you lose a bunch of targets because you didn't think it out.

Avoidance is a valid mechanic. People can and do avoid fights in all areas of the game.

Hundreds of corps avoid wardecs in other ways all the time, so they would simply adapt another method. There is nothing to gain from this.

I dont think paying CODE a lousy 10m just to avoid their headaches is dumb.

In the meantime, make sure you're familiar with the term "harassment". Your desire to lock people in one-person corps and take away their freedom of choice is and indicator that what you are doing is crossing the line from "villainy" into "bullying". You even said that much yourself.

Perhaps you need to find something else to do?