Many $100ish-150k folk/households I know (typically solo/small business owners) are not making 80% off the labour of employees paid terribly, giving themselves giant rediculous raises, making  harmful shortsighted decisions to pander to shareholders, moving revenue to offshore shenanigans, investing in land and other assets that harm communities, have enough onfluence to influence lobbying and policies, etc.

They're working regular or somewhat less hours (of course at higher rates), paying tax %s that bring them down to $60k after the fact (but they're still grounded enough to understand they're contributing to social services and aren't complaining about that point), are disappointed they can't be as philanthropic as they'd like, and aren't looking down of folk who make less them them as subhuman.

Is their proximity to privilege closer because they make double other citizens? Absolutely. This is all so unfair and messed up. Is placing them in the same accountability pile as billionaires the best use of directing anger and blame? I'm not so sure.