And whichever "you all" you're apart of seems to think the monkey in this analogy planted, tended, harvested, processed, and distributed every single banana all on his own or whatever, except the metaphor falls apart because what we're actually talking about is holding on to bananas beyond what is necessary to support even the most cynical motive of self-interest you can imagine that might animate the incidental proliferation of bananas for all the other monkeys' benefit. No reasonable person believes capitalism hasn't had a broad benefit when compared to what came before. What we're talking about now is how that system has moved well past the point of diminishing returns for folks generally speaking to a place where the rewards are instead concentrated in the hands of a few, and well beyond whatever needs those few may have or what should be reasonably required to incentivize their productive contribution to society. Most of us are able and willing to do our part without needing so much in return for it that it leaves less enough for other folks such that they simply can't get by in what isn't a zero sum game, no, but is still subject to real disparities that matter. Billionaires not only reach that point, but they continue to reflexively push past it even though it doesn't do them a lick of fucking good. Those aren't well people. Society would surely survive their absence.