I guess I'd have to disagree with your assessment. But I respect your opinion. > they're contributing members of society being disproportionately rewarded for

I guess I'd have to disagree with your assessment. But I respect your opinion. > they're contributing members of society being disproportionately rewarded for their disproportionate contributions Are they contributing for their level of wealth being rewarded? Are they contributing 5,400+ times the average American is? Our schools need funding (teachers are buying their own supplies), infrastructure needs funding (bridges are collapsing), and our healthcare is extremely expensive for the average person.