Not at all. Now he has more buying power in the yard than anyone else. He successfully managed to leverage market forces to create economic inequality and make

Not at all. Now he has more buying power in the yard than anyone else. He successfully managed to leverage market forces to create economic inequality and make himself 'rich' in the micro context he operated in. Which is a great example for why great wealth is not a virtue, a 'free market' is not a savior, and why greater regulation and taxation on the super wealthy is acceptable - they got there by being, as you say, unbelievable assholes.