Of course people should be allowed to own nice things that they enjoy.

The problem is that these specific people are only able to afford these specific nice things because of economic systems that are based on hundreds of millions of people not being able to afford any nice things in life, ever.

Not that I’m specifically blaming multimillionaires and billionaires for the shortcomings of global economy systems.

They have just benefitted from them in the same way other people are suffering from them.

Does ecosystem carrying capacity overshoot ring a bell? Individual footprint matters, especially if massively oversized.

See fascist America for a primer on why it’s not a good to make success dependent on economic upbringing.

Also if your idea of success is a multi million dollar yacht, than 99.99% of us will never be successful by that metric, so why want to uphold it.

Amazing, a one sentence Gish gallop

They literally have the world’s biggest economy and the second most amount of billionaires on the planet behind the US. I don’t think monetary success is being discouraged over there like you think it is.