I'm waiting for you to show me how all those items on your list is the problem of anyone other than the individuals. How are those problems the problems of the rich? How are those problems my problems?
By the way, I wasn't blaming the victims, but I was putting the responsibility back on the victims. It's up to each and every person of the WORLD as an individual to fix their own life. It's not anyone's RIGHT to get anything handed to them. There is no such RIGHT.
You can't see how the list of a systemic and sustained effort to devalue the working class affects everyone because you apparently feel, like many "successful" people, that your life is fine - anyone complaining must be doing something wrong.
The wrongdoing is in the systemic and sustained effort to devalue the working class [for the benefit of those more fortunate.] It will destabilize society, as does every injustice left uncorrected too long. Those who prosper from the injustice are naturally loathe to see it constrained, but those who value a stable society understand that it must be reversed, preferably before it erupts into revolution.
When you "put the responsibility back on the victims", you ARE blaming them, just as women were blamed for being raped for a very long time. They wore the wrong clothes, went outside at the wrong time, or in the wrong place, or, or, or. Always, it was something the woman did that caused it, not the fact that some men could not control themselves in the face of temptation and a person they could subjugate.
Now, it's the fault of those who have children, or didn't choose the right career path, or, or, or.
P S There is no 'right' to a ROI, either, but the entitlement mentality of investors is the driving force behind many of the changes in attitude towards the working class. Switching the meaning of the term to the less fortunate was a nifty bit of transference, BTW.