@punkarsenic That makes a sense. Two young kids are definitely more than two parents can comfortably manage.
@DiegoPalacios @IdiotWithPencil The corporate structure encourages unethical behavior. First, you only need money to become a shareholder. There are no other qualifications. An anti-vaxxer can gain major influence over a pharmaceutical company as long as they have the cash to buy that influence.
Second, with stockowner being such a varied bunch you're not going to find them agreeing on many things. About the only thing they'll have in common is a love of money. So, you can expect them to vote for things that maximize profit.
Finally, shareholders risk nothing except their stake in the company. Sure, they could potentially lose a lot of money but that isn't nearly enough punishment for any of the bad things that corporations do, like cause ecological disasters, commit treason, or start actual wars.
In every other business structure you are always liable for your own decisions. If you want control, you accept culpability. But stockowners have one without the other. They have power without responsibility. And they're ultimately the ones who shape corporate culture.