It sounds as if you have animosity toward the proverbial 1%. This is a capitalistic nation - you work hard, make good decisions, make an honest living, and with some luck, you can be super rich and enjoy the fruits of your labor. To believe that the top-one-percent earned their money illegitimately is self-defeating. And if they inherited the money, then perhaps their forefathers worked harder or were luckier than your forefather but that is nothing to begrudge them for. No one is entitled to confiscate any other person’s money through whatever means. And if you have legitimate evidence that any top one percent became wealthy through unscrupulous means or cheated you out of your money, then report the individual to the proper authorities, if not, just believe that they made their money legally within the system – as prescribed by the rule of law. You may, for example, be in the top one percent club it you invest heavily in TECO and TECO makes it through and becomes a trillion dollar multinational. Are you not entitled or allowed to enjoy the risks you took with TECO? - you should boss.