Bull. Those people are gainfully employed, full stop. You forgot about them in your zeal to criticize a wealthy person who pumps a lot of money into the economy and helps to employ many more people than you ever could. The fact is, the wealthy demand higher quality goods, which means people can charge higher prices, which means they can make a good living off the rich. Do you not think a sales lady at a very high end boutique can earn a lot more money than a cashier at WalMart? How about a waiter at a 5 star restaurant that caters to the wealthy? Can he earn more than a burger flipper at McDonalds? I think we know the answer.The child in the sweatshop, the crew on the ship bringing the clothes to the US, the union guys unloading the ship, the truck driver bringing the clothes to the warehouse, the guys unloading the truck at the warehouse, the guys pumping fuel and maintaining the truck, the office workers in the trucking company, the driver taking the clothes to the store, the store employees who put the clothes on the mannequins, the attendant who gets the clothes and brings them to Paris to try on, the sales girl who rings up the sale and puts the clothes in a bag.
Should I go on?
Again, all those folks can be gainfully employed with the proper allocation of resources.
You are mistaking plutocratic parasites for vital organs.
The rich people paid for the cart or you'd have no cart to pull.
Yes, battered housewife republican everyone...
So when did they break you, these rich folks?
What you are advocating is centralized control of the economy, and we know how that always ends up.