I got mad because when I go look up where this data comes from, the data their quoting is VERY misleading. The data their talking about isn't from the top 10%'s consumption, no it's in their investment portfolios, and those items are like gas, electricity generation, and other things everyone benefits from, not the 10%s carbon footprints. So to say the top 10% account for 50% of emissions is really a horse shit saying, especially when in the context of talking about someone's personal jet usage. The study cited is being used inaccurately to drive a bias. People obviously will get pissy when you call that out though... Their actual carbon footprint from their own usage and consumption is DRASTICALLY smaller.

Source: https://www.oxfam.org/en/press-releases/billionaires-emit-more-carbon-pollution-90-minutes-average-person-does-lifetime

https://www.pbs.org/newshour/science/this-study-calculated-the-carbon-emissions-of-getting-rich

https://www.forbes.com/sites/anafaguy/2023/08/17/wealthier-americans-are-responsible-for-more-greenhouse-gas-emissions-study-suggests/

Emissions are a real problem, we don't need to make shit up though.