Its insanity to me that investors are that important within corporate charters. Not the people it employs, not the community it operates in, not the value it br

Its insanity to me that investors are that important within corporate charters. Not the people it employs, not the community it operates in, not the value it brings to society, not even the amount of money it makes. The returns to investors is 99.9% the reason a corporation exists. Its institutionalized sociopathy, and I'm pretty certain it wasn't always this way (or at least as widespread).