>Now these are people like us The top 0.01% has an income over $8m/year. I dunno about you or anyone else here, but I'm in the top 5% and that is still light y

>Now these are people like us The top 0.01% has an income over $8m/year. I dunno about you or anyone else here, but I'm in the top 5% and that is still light years away from being "like me". The problem is that people making that much can see their income grow without even lifting a finger while real wages remain stagnant for the bulk of the working population. Profits paid to investors are wages denied from those actually creating the value.