Two things... > if he drives the same kind of car and lives in about the same kind of house? Most wealthy people don't behave like Warren Buffet. > It means

Two things... > if he drives the same kind of car and lives in about the same kind of house? Most wealthy people don't behave like Warren Buffet. > It means he has more power than me in a capitalistic system Which allows him to shape the system however he chooses, and as is the case this is usually in favor of the power holder. > But is that really so wrong or unfair? I think it’s actually kind of a good thing: most people would just consume like crazy and ruin the planet if they came into that kind of money... In other words, poor people can't be trusted with money so they should remain poor and deprived? If you honestly believe that people can't be trusted with their money then why not have a system where people aren't as reliant on money? (e.g. free health care, free basic housing, free public transportation) In such a system you don't have to worry about people abusing wealth they can't control.