After the collectivists eat the rich, where does their next meal come from? From el gato malo at boriquagato.substack.com:
and why we should give billionaires more money
lots of people have lots to say about who has money and who doesn’t, who should have it, and who shouldn’t.
the old joke about americans and irish is coming unpicked:
“the american looks at the manor on the hill andf says ‘one day, that could be me!’ the irishman looks at the manor on the hill and says ‘one day i’m gonna get that bastard!’”
increasingly, the young today see wealth as ill-gotten. the joke is funny to their grandparents, but not to them.
they want to get that bastard too.

the delusions have become acute to the point of being surreal.
what does one even say to nonsense like this?

well, this is a good start. (source)
1. Joseph Stalin (USSR) Lived like a czar in walled dachas with private cooks, servants, and a luxury train. He didn’t need to “own” wealth — he owned the state, and thus everyone’s labor, homes, and property.