@earthshine @georgetakei Actually this is how capitalism was designed to work. Capitalist organizations are controlled by a dictator (CEO), who gets the results of everyone's labor (revenue/profit), and then unilaterally decides how to distribute it. Naturally, they give themselves the most money. These economic dictatorships are legally guaranteed as "private" property and backed by state violence.
In that sense, the billionaire is no different than the millionaire business owner is no different than the small business owner. All are bourgeois dictators. Property is the root of the issue.
Also, if you read Marx, you can move beyond a moral understanding of the issue. He describes how capitalists are forced to act this way by competitive pressure. Exploit or cease to exist.
@georgetakei Sen. Sanders wants a 5% tax on the nation's nearly 1000 billionaires. That would bring in, Sanders says, $4.4 trillion over ten years.
https://www.sanders.senate.gov/op-eds/yes-the-rich-must-start-paying-their-fair-share-of-taxes/
@Brentguernsey @georgetakei ..she believes she can achieve more NOT as the President.

Perhaps. IMHO, more than half of what makes a president and his/her team effective is a compelling vision for the U.S., its allies, and its adversaries, coupled with charisma. AOC and Mamdani have all of it in spades.
"Oh, so doubling your taxes won't make a difference? I guess we'll just have to go beyond double ... far, far beyond"
Dems. Dems. START TAKING NOTES. Mamdani is saying and doing all the things that people WANT AND EXPECT YOU TO DO. And if you're too cowardly to do it, then get out of the way for the people who aren't.
Spot on indeed!
President material.