If we're comparing to the Gilded Age, can we at least start calling today's ultrawealthy robber barons? I'm not sure what you mean that "the framing in the art

If we're comparing to the Gilded Age, can we at least start calling today's ultrawealthy robber barons? I'm not sure what you mean that "the framing in the article is ahistorical". Such framings were common throughout history.