You wish you did so you could get more handed to you than your skills are worth.
It's sensible that those who hire those who do the work and invest in them reap the rewards. If those who do the work are so good, let them start their own companies. Most would fail miserably. Maybe that's why you didn't do it. Hell, you're a failure as a worker.
Guy, most of the companies that I worked for succeeded DESPITE the owners, not because of them. For instance, the company that really changed my mind about Capitalism involved a founder who passed on his company to a kid who really didn't know how to run the place, and management ignoring dozens of warnings from the employees that we had a serious problem with our largest customer who we invested heavily on. (This customer was 50% of our business, and the six figure sales executive they hired almost never visited them).
What we had was managers pretty much lying to us and themselves about how this customer was going to renew their contract. Then how they were going to come crawling back to us when they found out they couldn't manage without us.
This company was recently bought out by another company at bargain basement rates. All they wanted was their facilities for distribution purposes.
So, no, frankly, I've seen more "Owners carried by loyal employees" than "Brilliant Leadership by Management".
You see, the big lie of capitalism is that the Capitalist is a vital organ instead of a parasite. Capitalism works to the degree it works because consumers creating goods and services are making good enough wages to BUY goods and services. And when we had a high rate of unionization and strong workers rights, before that senile old **** Reagan came along, you had a pretty good standard of living, at least for white people, anyway.
Socialism doesn't work because no one owes another person a damn thing. When you say human nature, it sounds as if you think if you don't have food to eat it's the place of someone else to be forced to give it to you.
Socialism doesn't work because if you tell someone that they are going to get everything and not have to work, they probably won't. Capitalism doesn't work because if you tell someone they are going to have to work very hard, and someone ELSE is going to enjoy the bounty of your labor, eventually, people are going to get sort of fed up with that.
Now, since you brought up food, if there is ONE sector in this economy that is indeed truly socialized, it's agriculture. The fact is, food is the one thing we DON'T entirely trust to capitalism. We have food stamps to make sure everyone can afford it and there is enough demand to make it worth growing, and we have subsidies for farmer to grow it. We have guys like Cliven Bundy who graze their cattle on Federal Land and don't have to pay for it (and nuts like you who show up with guns to defend the right of a millionaire to freeload on the public dime.
Because THIS is what Capitalist Agriculture ends up looking like.
Supply being destroyed because there wasn't enough demand for it.