The aspect of capitalism that's problematic to me is not that people can generate wealth through labor, it's that they can generate wealth through wealth. You

The aspect of capitalism that's problematic to me is not that people can generate wealth through labor, it's that they can generate wealth through wealth. You can make far more money just by being rich and owning capital than you ever can by your own labor. You can own physical property that makes money like farmland, apartment buildings, natural resources, factories, etc. or you can be a shareholder in companies which make money. Either way, it's not really your labor that's making you richer, and that's the part that feels unfair about the whole system. A piece of anecdata to support my point: the richest families in Florence today are the same familes that were rich 700 years ago, too: https://www.vox.com/2016/5/18/11691818/barone-mocetti-florence https://www.vox.com/2016/5/18/11691818/barone-mocetti-floren...