Comment Re:Not really a surprise (Score 1, Troll) 40
What exactly do you expect—that buying a few shares on Robinhood should give you meaningful influence over a company?
Different share classes exist for a reason. If you buy stock without understanding the share class, the dividend structure—or whether the company even has a dividend policy—and the voting rights attached to those shares, then you should not be surprised when your influence is effectively negligible. At that point, be glad if you receive dividends or benefit from price appreciation.
No one owes you control over a company. If you want significant voting power, acquire a meaningful stake, negotiate better rights, or build your own company. No “oligarchy” is stopping you from creating businesses and exercising control over what you build.
The economy is not a zero-sum game.