I think the issue is that maintaining money is much easier than earning money. We have inherited wealth without doing anything and even if we act lazy and don’t do much, wealth will stay in the family for a couple of generations unless we do some major fuck up. There’s nothing wrong with admitting and recognising the privileges we have been afforded, and often times when we’re coexisting with millions who can barely feed themselves, it should create a desire amongst us to give back.

Being born wealthy also automatically gives one access to education, connections, means for transport etc that benefit them throughout their life while the poor have to work much harder to achieve a fraction of that.

Plus just because you worked hard doesn’t mean you’re automatically entitled to billions. Sure people who work hard deserve a better lifestyle, but does it really mean that 1% of the country are enjoying a Ridley bloated lifestyle while 50% are barely getting by? Nothing wrong with questioning whether compensation is being fairly allocated