The wealth is generated from the labor of the workers,
They get paid for what they generate.
How much do they generate for the company?
Sometimes nothing, but they still get paid. Sometimes they lose the company millions of dollars. But they still get paid. Because the owners of the company are slaves to the employees.
What percentage of that are they allowed to keep in exchange for their labor?
Percentage of what? Profits? Most employees aren't paid a percentage of profits, because they still get paid even if the company loses money.
If workers were paid a percentage of profits, then they would end up owing the company money sometimes. Is that what you want? For poor people to work all year for a factory, and then get paid nothing but instead owe money to the factory?
The employees aren't being given a fair share, not even close.
They're not being given anything, they're earning money. They obviously agreed that it was fair, because it's the amount of money they agreed to work for.
If the employees were paid a "fair share", then they would sometimes lose money. But that involves reality, something you're not familiar with.
the more it begins to seem like owning stocks is not so far removed from owning slaves.
Wal-Mart employees all have the option to own stock. Most of them sell it immediately. They choose to stay poor, and that is part of having freedom.
In fact, being "poor" in America is a lot like owning slaves - you get to sit around all day eating free food, while others are forced to do all the labor to provide for you.
By the way, I dare you to watch this: Conversations with great minds -
Dr Richard Wolff part 1 and
part 2. Basically here is a professor of economics deconstructing the displays you have made above.
Youtube links are great for people who don't have anything of their own to say. But as I just said, I don't watch Youtube videos and then come back to debate you as if you're the one who made those arguments. If I wanted to watch that video and respond to it, I would just make my own video on Youtube, and then message boards would have no content except a series of Youtube links.