“CEOs pandemic greed grab has sparked outrage among Americans across the political spectrum”
Guess what the wage gap is between a software engineer in the US and the average worker in Cambodia? About 100x. The average salary in Cambodia is about $2000 per year.
Is that wrong? Are engineers too greedy? No. Supply & demand for specific skills drive the rates in each market.
Your argument is also a comparison between two different economies.
The comparison here is between two groups of people living in the same country, even working for the same company. I did the math at a previous job - the CEO would make in 20 minutes what I made in a year. Would that CEO say they I should get paid more?
Also, many CEOs in the US might make what they do precisely because the laborers in Southeast Asia make such low wages.
I can't because the systemic change required to implement a solution is lobbied against by the people who already have the wealth in a world where money is free speech.