Do you not understand that a lower rate of growth is still growth? The rate of growth literally cannot increase without end.
Holy crap, you actually don't understand inflation.
Imagine a business that made $100. And for that hundred dollars, they could buy 100 widgets. Next year, they make $102, they "grew" 2%. But inflation happened. The cost of widgets increased from $1 to $1.03, so now that $102 can only buy 99 widgets. Even though the business grew 2% in dollars, it's real buying power actually shrunk. The lower rate of growth wasn't actually growth.
And I know, without hesitation, if you applied this to yourself you'd understand. Imagine getting a 2% pay increase for your annual raise. You'd correctly identify "that's less than inflation, my income is actually decreasing." Imagine someone saying to you "you expect to get a bigger raise than inflation? You can't have infinite growth like that!"
Say they take that $5billion extra shareholder dividend and use it to finance lower price-rises instead.
You're designing a charity, which takes away the incentive to own anything, which leads to everything going to crap. Sure, you could cut prices at the expense of your own profits, but until they make no profit, you're going to continue to complain about it, because the principle on which you build your complaint has no limit. It's just "entity has money, they should have less money".