I think you're the ones letting emotions get in your way. The whole point is to dilute the wealth in this country to bring million/billionaires down to the comm

I think you're the ones letting emotions get in your way. The whole point is to dilute the wealth in this country to bring million/billionaires down to the commoner's level. Then let society build its way back up, because you'll end up with something much different when the average American has the same purchasing power as the wealthiest American. Right now if you want to start a business, you have to get "approval" from a wealthy American in the form of an investment or loan. If you remove this "approval" process, you will end up with a true free marketplace of ideas, where everyone can try something out without needing to ask someone's permission first. More importantly, demand won't only be coming from the top down. Instead of billions of dollars going into acquisitions of valueless corporations like WeWork, billions will be spent on making American's lives better. A dollar is a coupon you can use to redeem for some amount of human productive output. Instead of letting 1% of society decide how we use this productive output, it should be a decision for all Americans to make (by spending dollars, which they haven't had the opportunity to do in the last 2 decades).