Grustaf thinks the idea that companies exist for the benefit of shareholders is a bigger problem.

I don't know enough Grustaf to comment, but strangely many common people that I know believe this, further they believe that the company has to make a profit ( often at the expense of a poor man ) as generally defined by the textbook definition.

I guess peasants will remains peasants...

No, I’m saying it LEADS to a lot of problems. In itself it’s just a fact.