> private jets, yachts, huge bonuses, and other things You are trying to conflate organizations that aim to make money, and do it so efficiently that the orga

> private jets, yachts, huge bonuses, and other things You are trying to conflate organizations that aim to make money, and do it so efficiently that the organization-owners can buy those things with the proceeds, with what this person is talking about, which are inefficient organizations that do not aim to make money. There is no overlap. For that matter if the inefficient organizations in question were more efficient (required fewer tax revenues to function well), there would be net more yachts, not fewer.