We all know there's a massive accumulation of capital in the hand of a tiny few. That indisputable, right? You don't disagree with that statement? Unless you'

We all know there's a massive accumulation of capital in the hand of a tiny few. That indisputable, right? You don't disagree with that statement? Unless you're one of those billionaires, attacking one of the few mechanisms for correcting that imbalance seems counter-productive to sanely discussing this. A mechanism that programmes are bizarrely hostile to, even though their work is one of the nost exploited.