You don't think that a corporation, even now, can exceed the ability of its employees to disagree with what it's doing? Like lobby for legislation that protect

You don't think that a corporation, even now, can exceed the ability of its employees to disagree with what it's doing? Like lobby for legislation that protects (or makes paramount) the corporate interests, even though the people within the corporation might completely object to what is being lobbied for? I think we underestimate how much people are willing to do what their employer requires to continue to be employed, and end up doing things that are totally legal, but not desireable in the long run.