It's always been interesting to me that the people most opposed to wealth gaps live in SF and LA. I'm sure they love the weather but I don't think that's all t

It's always been interesting to me that the people most opposed to wealth gaps live in SF and LA. I'm sure they love the weather but I don't think that's all they're after. A counterargument is that "nothing happens in a vacuum" and their lack of economic fulfillment is due to this wealth gap. But I think we owe billionaires this same level of uncertainty. They only exist because society doesn't want to know what would happen if they were forced to give their wealth away. Side note, in my experience living in California many of my "broke" friends are actually terrible with money. I was talking to a guy the other day who spends $800/month on rent and $1500 on food. I'm sure it doesn't represent the whole, but in general I look at California liberals with a critical eye when talking about the wealth gap.