Okay, let’s break this down.
You claimed no big company has majority voting stock untraded (wrong).
You then claimed google was not controlled by those working for google (wrong again)
You then changed your argument, and claimed that the owners are not google employees or workers (also wrong)
You then claimed people on the board bought b stock when it was traded them became board members after (it was never traded)
You went on to appear claim people owned regular stock, loaded the board, then owned the b stock as a result of that (nope)
Now you’re changing your argument again.
Apparently they didn’t buy all the B stock but they got B stocks by investing in the original private equity. That’s like completely changed again.
It’s also also wrong. Again.
97.5% of B class stock are not owned by private equity, or any board member that wasn’t present at the founding of the original google enterprise.
You keep getting basic facts wrong; and then keeping changing your argument.