> Employees can also vote with their feet, if they don't like their bosses, they can leave.
That's an absurd take because your boss suffers no consequences and you do.
It's not about fair, it's about exercising the power you have.
Besides, each part of the country is someone's property, but government gives you a say anyways. I would counter that the equivalent would be saying "why should anyone vote? why bother changing things? if you don't like your country why don't you go find a different one." We don't tend to accept that argument in government, why accept it in private enterprise?
That's an absurd take because your boss suffers no consequences and you do.
It's not about fair, it's about exercising the power you have.
Besides, each part of the country is someone's property, but government gives you a say anyways. I would counter that the equivalent would be saying "why should anyone vote? why bother changing things? if you don't like your country why don't you go find a different one." We don't tend to accept that argument in government, why accept it in private enterprise?