But who's "us", and who is "them"?
Could it be a matter of perspective? Would it surprise you to discover that you're someone else's "them"?
Where do we draw the line? How about those of use who work to earn a living versus those who make money because they own a lot rather than because they work for it.
Of course, this does not include those who have worked all their life and have retired to live off their accumulated funds.