Not patronizing. Too well read and too life experienced to believe that way, not too well read and too life experienced. There's a distinct difference.
Horse crap. A corporation makes a profit whenever the value placed on its goods and services exceeds the cost in providing said goods and services. There are a whole lot of cogs and levers involved in that process; none more important than the other.
A business is worthy of being a participant in our society whenever it serves a need or want. No matter if a sole proprietor or 25,000 employee corporation.
You are employed at your own free will. You can decide at any time that the compensation you agreed to receive for your services, skills, time and effort are not worth it and be done with it. The employer owes you nothing more than you agreed to.
. . . and you went to work for him because you didn't have the . . . ability. . . to make that dollar without him. ;)
Absurd. Drawing a comparison between a modern day employee and a slave. I don't give two rips what any employee does with their finances, much less have control over said finances. They are the sole owner of their skills and time. They decide how much that's worth. They either accept the job or they don't.
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There you go again, getting confused about who the actual "revenue-producers" are.
Here's something to add to your reading list:
https://www.amazon.com/Capitalism-Freedom-Anniversary-Milton-Friedman/dp/0226264211