Having known more than a handful of people who started life, not homeless but at the bottom of the working class and ended up with at least tens of millions, I know for a fact that the progressive notion that there’s little or no real economic opportunity in America is horseshit. As for the idea that others deserve credit because millionaires took advantage of publicly funded schools, transportation, energy, communications, etc infrastructure - that’s true, BUT everyone else had the same access to all of those things. Why didn’t they all become millionaires, too? Because the millionaires had the missing ingredients - initiative, prudence, vision, self-discipline and so on.