Some would argue that "the rich" are antisocial by definition due to the way accrual of money is often premised on minimizing "labor costs". But even setting th

Some would argue that "the rich" are antisocial by definition due to the way accrual of money is often premised on minimizing "labor costs". But even setting that aside, there's plenty of antisocial behavior among the rich and prominent - ranging from Epstein's child sex trafficking to Bezos' union busting. It's not like this view of the rich is wholly fabricated. In the Epstein case, specifically, it's also important to note how many other rich people associated with him. You may call that unfair guilt by association, but it's certainly not good optics.