Of course if you oppose this you are wealthy and are a money hoarder. Inequality is the number one problem.
I’m sure there are systemic changes that are possible, and it’s a topic worthy of brainstorming
That being said the current system desperately needs balance changes to nerf the stacking buffs from having money. It should be the opposite, the more money you have the harder it should be for you to get any additional money, and this difficulty curve should be asymptotic.
(I've seen other comments from you on here, you know you're being an unreasonable edgelord.)
Do we want that only ever be available to a privileged few? The goal should be to eliminate privilege such that the inequities of capitalism apply fairly (or unfairly) to everyone. $1m, A level of income which the vast majority of people will never see in their lifetimes, is clearly sustainable.
If you consider that an unreasonable burden then perhaps we should restructure society to be less capitalist such that everyone has an opportunity for healthcare and education regardless of income, and can retire at a more reasonable age.
Humans are a bunch of greedy selfish tribal bastards, aren't we?
Don't worry, I've had similar down voting whenever I've suggested that owning more than one home in a broken housing market shouldn't be allowed.
People make noises about being all in this together but will work against it actually happening, especially Americans (see: your tragic healthcare system).
Actually laughable that in 2026 we could automate most if not all basic human needs to the point that they're free. But you know, we don't.