The answer is equally simply but devastatingly obvious, once the players and their principles are clarified. 

This is obviously impossible because of the laws of nature, nothing can go up forever. One explanation of how such a flawed design could ever hope to work is in the child's game of musical chair. Thus, as long as the music continues, no one loses.

1. Some filthy rich people are destroying general prosperity and financial security. 

In truth, it turns out they are mostly fraudulent tricksters performing feats of pure fantasy to make them rich to the direct degree that they succeed in undermining nature, while destroying the "middle out" economies and most forms of general prosperity along with the global financial security. These are the same rich and powerful peoples that have elevated money to its currently outrageous position over everything else in life.

Let's speak frankly now, I can practically see the pitchforks.

2. Wake up filthy rich people. It won't last.

At the same time people like you and me are thriving beyond the aspirations of any plutocrats in history. The remainder of the country, the 98% is lagging right behind. The divide between the haves and have nots is getting worse really, really fast. Simply leave the statistics behind, the problem isn't that we have inequality. Some inequality is intrinsic to any high functioning capitalist economy. The problem is inequality is at historically high levels and getting worse every day.

Our country is rapidly becoming less a capitalist society to more a feudal economic system. Unless our policies change dramatically, the middle class will vanish and we will be back to 18th century society. A message to the filthy rich for all of you who dwell in the gated bubble world, wake up, people. It won't be lasting.

3. The thing about most business people is they loves customers rich and employees poor.

If we don't do something to fix the glaring inequality in this economy, the pitchfork is going to come for us. No society can sustain this kind of rising inequality. In fact, there is no example in human history where wealth accumulated like this and the pitchfork didn't eventually come out. Which is why the fundamental law of capitalism must be; - If workers have more money, businesses have more customers. 

Which means a thriving middle class is the source of our country's prosperity, not a consequence of it.

What nonsense this is, the truth is the middle class creates the rich people not the other way round.

4. There can never be enough super rich to power up a great economy.

Most filthy rich people know all this even they won't admit it. If any of them had been born in Somalia or Congo, the most they will be is standing barefoot next to a dirt road selling fruit. It's not that Somalia and Congo don't have good entrepreneurs. It's just that the best ones are selling their wares by the side of the road because that's all their customers can afford. 

5. Let another praise you, not your own mouth. A stranger, not your own lips.

It's just that so many of you plutocrats didn't get the message. When you sincerely give, share or help the needy, sound no trumpet before you. If you sincerely give and help the needy, do not let your left hand know that what your right hand is doing, so that your giving and sharing maybe in silence or in secret. Beware of practicing your righteousness in order to be seen by them. Think again, my friend, where does your money comes from.

I wish, we all shouldn't forget that. It's the middle class that made the filthy rich, rather than the other way round .

One thing we can agree on. I am sure about this, is all that the change isn't going to start here. Thinking is stale, arguments even more so. On both sides.The oldest and most important conflict in human societies is to battle over the concentration of wealth and power.

Cash not circle through an economy becomes a toxic hoard that paralyses instead of fertilising.

Or you can sit back do nothing and enjoy your lies, and wait for the pitchfork.