The "eat the rich" aka hyperfixation on billionaires narrative as seen in the post. Turns the problem into some moral "some people accumulated too much" rather than being about social relations which doesn't threaten anything, it automatically implies that workers + small and medium capital are somehow on the same side, and if the narrative had its way and billionaires started to get taxed (before adopting tax avoidance methods like family owned NGO's) or somehow got removed in other ways, the newly freed minuscule market space would only benefit the smaller capital, as now they can temporarily take over before the capital's tendency to centralize kicks in once more. Therefore, it's petty bourgeois at best.

Unless this has some new meaning due to Epstein or something, in which case yeah mb, I don't really keep up with The Discourse™ for my own sanity