That solution is also rather terrible. We need a better solution than "vote with our wallets", I'm not prepared to give disproportionate voting power to those w

That solution is also rather terrible. We need a better solution than "vote with our wallets", I'm not prepared to give disproportionate voting power to those with disproportionally more money. Because money does not make one more right, more qualified and most definitely not more likely to make a decision that is fair to everybody. "Voting with your wallet" only leads to good outcomes if the incentives are right. I mean it's money, the VAST majority of it is spent not for the greater good but for small, inefficient egotistical purposes.