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Because you have to reframe the question with empathy.
What's the empathetic framing for this one?
People of all classes do boorish things regularly. Bringing it up as some kind of gotcha is illustrative of my larger point.
You've tried your best and as proof of being a good person, you've been rewarded with tremendous wealth, but for some reason society is getting worse and this is getting in the way of obtaining more proof of how good of a person you are.
People start to despise you, even though you know that you did nothing to earn their contempt. Why can't they see how good of a person you are? You're practically Jesus Christ himself, bestowing miracles upon earth!
Prove me wrong; I'll wait.
In the mean time forgive me while I don't shed any tears for the poor demonised out-group consisting of Peter Thiel, Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg, etc.
That isn't to say that I enjoy everything they've done. One of the big asks and core areas of empathy is to be understanding of other's faults. Sometimes recognizing our own is a good first step.