There's a difference between working hard and making alot of money vs. a CEO of a company who's parents owned the place and never had to lift a finger and still dosn't and makes a 500k salary for doing nothing

CEO's are considered "buisness man of the year" because of how much their buisness is booming under their lead when all it boils down to is "how little can i pay my workers and still have them work"

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The CEO of Costco

then why did obama lower upper class bracket to 250k if he's just worried about CEOs?

Unless the money was acquired illegitimately (i.e. unethically or at the expense of someone's rights), no one else can decide whether the money was adequately "earned" or whether the person "deserves" it.

Their money is none of your ******* business. That's the point. If they got it illegally, they are criminals. Otherwise...

It's none of your business

Well I've never received welfare, but I'm not rich. Just because you don't think that someone deserves their money, that doesnt give you any real right to demand it from them.

but at the same time. if you have more money that you need, to the point of blowing it on 20 different cars. and 3 houses. you're past the point of living comfortably. meanwhile you got that just because you were able to pay workers who are pulling all of your companys weight that much less... welcome to outsourcing / why there's a minimum wage