So the laypeople don't have any say in the parish that they attend and support through their money and time.  Father Latin Mass can just come in and change everything around even if the vast majority of the laypeople disagree with his direction.  That is very authoritarian and undemocratic and goes to exactly what we are discussing.  

And I agree with you that a Latin Mass type conservative parish should have someone who agrees with their worship style and priorities.  However, a liberal parish like mine should also be allowed to have a priest in sync with their pastoral vision.  The best way to deal with this problem is for parish councils to have the ability to choose their own pastor rather than having the pastor imposed on them by the bishop.  That way the priest would truly be a servant and employee of the laypeople rather than being the tyrant he is allowed to be now.