I've run teams that scaled into 20-30 members and beyond. Letting money rule you and allowing that to do things like say--oh--corrupt an entire election--have worse consequences than some upset shareholders. If you aren't sure about the difference, ask Judas.

Always easy to criticize from the sidelines.  Curious if you've run any large organizations?  I've found it challenging to run even 5-7 person teams.

Going against your fiduciary responsibility to shareholders can have serious legal consequences.

A shill has a thousand excuses for why they can't do a thing. Still a shill.