> They created the business for people to have jobs
No, the created the business in attempt to get wildly wealthy and unfortunately they can't do this without also having to hire a bunch of people. They certainly don't create the business for the sake of employing people.
> People like to <poop> on CEO's & leaders in good times
In my experience the opposite is true, in good times people can't help but <polish the nob> of CEO's & leaders, since easy employment and good pay make the fundamentally exploitative nature of their relationship less visible.
> employees often forget that while the employee can just go get another job, the leaders have to keep hundreds, thousands...
of thousands of dollars in their account even when they "fail".
The key difference is that if I don't get another job, I lose my house and ultimately the ability to feed myself. If I don't play the game I quite literally am sentenced to death. The CEO of that lays off thousands can very easily spend the rest of their days in comfortable retirement at any given point.
I need to sell my labor to live, CEOs need my labor to get richer.