Income inequality is a disease as it eventually will cripple an economy. It's foolish to assume that it "isn't the fault of the 1% that median incomes haven't

Income inequality is a disease as it eventually will cripple an economy. It's foolish to assume that it "isn't the fault of the 1% that median incomes haven't matched productivity gains..." How is it not the fault of the 1%? Who pushes for tax measures favoring the wealthy? Who pushes for outsourcing? Who squashes labor movements? Who created a $1200 TRILLION derivatives market? Who got bailed out when the economy crashed? Who gets the all of the federal reserve loans and the benefits of their policy decisions? As for class warfare, Warren Buffet said it best: "There's class warfare alright, but it's my class, the rich class, that is making war, and we're winning".