Your argument is wealthy inequality has been rising universally since the birth of the USA? It’s not hard to find a chart and it was OK and exploded since the

Your argument is wealthy inequality has been rising universally since the birth of the USA? It’s not hard to find a chart and it was OK and exploded since the 70s, perhaps coincidentally with trickle down economics and neoliberalism. https://static-ssl.businessinsider.com/image/54610db56da811360c3cf8af-960-720/the-swings-in-inequality-over-the-twentieth-century-are-even-more-dramatic-when-looking-at-wealth-rather-than-income.jpg https://static-ssl.businessinsider.com/image/54610db56da8113...