As soon as some of you whiners have the skills to run a $10 billion company you can feel free to take a low salary and stay in the moral "right."
You can find exceptions and poor CEO's anywhere (and not only in automotive), but in general, it takes a very dedicated individual to successfully run a large company. So they can pay themselves copious amounts of cash and keep a company (and 40,000 jobs) up and running, or they can take smaller salaries and lose the drive, shut down the company, and put 40,000 people on the street. You decide.
It's awfully easy to blame the wealthy CEO's for your problems. It's also easy to blame the unions and retirees. The truth is somewhere in between, and all of these are factors.
Oh, and Toyota is building a large test and engineering facility in Fowlerville. Who says they're not coming to MI?