Super weird take. Most money is in capital. So most money needs to be spent/taxed in capital. Rich get richer and poor get poorer. That can't work. It's not sustainable. If wages would rise at the same rate as capital we might not need to have this conversation."successful" is also a pretty dim interpretation. Are people who care for elderly or teach kids not worth anything just because they are not CEOs? They should be seen as "successful" but instead we respect the people who exploit the most and are the most ruthless and psychopathic. It's really sad to see that money is the only metric for "success" some people employ.

Your position is simply wrong, and absurdly intellectually dishonest.

It starts with "greed is wanting that which you didn't earn". No, that is not what greed is by any stretch of imagination.

https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/greed

"a very strong wish to continuously get more of something, especially food or money"

It is, by definition, the rich who are greedy. Those who want to limit generational wealth are fighting greed