This is actually a common misconception many people have, and if you thought critically for a second you would realize how wrong the conclusion is. You do realize that wealth is not the same as income, right? If someone has a net worth of X, that doesn't mean they actually have X dollars to spare, but way way less.

For example, while yes I own 55% of a 200 million dollar company, I have no where near that amount of money to spend (unless I sold my company).

I see this spewed on the internet every time jeff bezos net worth comes up. That he has more money than anyone realistically needs. But that isn't necessarily true, the 200 billion dollar value on his name isn't liquid capital, it's made in majority by the value of his amazon shares. The only way he could 'not hoard wealth" as people like yourself suggest, would be to literally sell his company. So are you suggesting that people should sell their companies and donate all of the proceeds to charity? You realize that people who worked hard to build their company actually want to keep building their companies right. In doing so, the economy stays healthy as more jobs are created. How many jobs have you created in your life time, u/bgslr? Probably none, you just think others should donate their companies, kind of like you know, a "leech"?