> I always find myself in the weird position, that i > think, i have to defend this kind of wealth. You can easily just...not. To continue using Bezos as

> I always find myself in the weird position, that i > think, i have to defend this kind of wealth. You can easily just...not. To continue using Bezos as an example: sure, he built a logistical empire that can deliver cat litter to my home in under 48hrs, and a computing empire that's surprisingly well used despite being absolutely obtuse. If that's all he did, and everyone who worked for Amazon was treated well, made middle-class salaries without overworking themselves, and had world-class healthcare? Sure. I got no complaints. But that isn't what's happening. Wealth inequality isn't "I'm jealous of someone" or "I'm opposed to this just because" -- it's recognizing that it only seems to happen when the folks on the bottom of the org chart suffer.