I wouldn't have a problem with this if that wealth were tied up in, say, artworks and other 'intangibles'. I do have a problem with this because that wealth is

I wouldn't have a problem with this if that wealth were tied up in, say, artworks and other 'intangibles'. I do have a problem with this because that wealth is largely, I assume, representative of claims of ownership of resources that are fundamental necessities of human life (e.g. land, water, fish stocks/quotas, etc).