The stockholders are the only ones having a vote in the election of corporate officers. General employees have no vote, as neither does the general public,... yet, both these parties can be profoundly impacted by the decisions made by the corporate officers who are elected solely by the stockholders.

Isn't wealth, and indicator of power, both economic and political, highly concentrated in the United States? How is all this consistent with your suggestion that the majority r-ules?

Should we all go into work tomorrow and tell our bosses that although he/she may think it better we do some things this way, ALL us, much larger number of workers, think another way would really be better. So, if majority r-ules, as you're saying...?