I called the numbers on Trump, you challenged my statement and so I provided evidence in support of my position. Once cut-off at the pass your response is to make ad hominem attacks on the educated? 

Really?

Of course the educated tend to have higher incomes. Do you think this is unfair or unreasonable that people who take the time to build skills are rewarded with higher pay? As to whether or not people support the status quo, that is another issue.

I have thought of the district attorney, but also of the police, the prison guards, those that manufacture the equipment, and the electricity consumed by the services these people provide. 

Uber/Lyft vs Taxi companies is a similar case.

It isn't the only wasteful spending you'll find in society, friend. It isn't the first time employment has become politicized, nor will it be the last. Reference the Civil War.

I know many educated people that are anti-establishment. 

You need to broaden your horizons, not  your argument