The idea won't stop so long as its a useful scapegoat to distract from the exact mechanism you described that creates the real inequality. Though its worth add

The idea won't stop so long as its a useful scapegoat to distract from the exact mechanism you described that creates the real inequality. Though its worth adding that in a stateless system capital would concentrate and accumulate because ownership is an inherent advantage in every transaction. So its not like having a government makes inequality, inequality is inherent to capitalism and its up to your society how much it wants to mitigate that effect, if at all, or to just make it worse the way the US regularly does via its monetary policy.