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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
I think that most people who complain about the super-rich perpetuating wealth inequality would do the exact same thing if they were extremely wealthy. CMV.

I have heard many people, both on reddit and in person, complain that most of those considered the "super rich" engage in practices that perpetuate and increase the huge wealth disparity in the United States and the world. These practices range from handling their taxes in ways that are questionably legal to using their money to support the "establishment" that keeps the rich rich and the poor poor. I've also heard arguments that, because money is speech, their wealth allows them to have a disproportionate influence on the culture of the United States, which causes people to worship wealth and believe that those without money simply didn't work hard enough to get it (and that those with money must have worked hard to earn it). It can also be as simple as "hoarding" one's wealth instead of giving most of it to charitable causes.

Please don't misunderstand me here. I don't disagree with any of the above sentiments; I merely think that most of the people who state them (myself included) would do the exact same things if they were a part of the super-rich. This thought is depressing because it indicates that the people who have the most ability to change the system never will. So please, change my view.
gpt
Yes, exactly. That's the point. We couldn't solve the problem by replacing all the super-rich people, because the new ones would just go back to perpetuating inequality. 

The problem is the *system*. Rich people have huge incentives to perpetuate wealth inequality, and everyone else has significant incentives to go along with it. Even the best human beings respond to social incentives; that doesn't mean we're all horrible, or that we can't change the system.