<i>Certain monkeys have markets, the primary goods being food and sex. When are we wealthy humans going to &quot;usurp&quot; monkey markets and try to gain &quot;power&quot;? When are we, the wealthy humans, going to start spitefully consuming garbage, wild fruits and insects simply because monkeys also want these resources? When will we, the wealthy humans, claim all the forests and kick the monkeys out?</i><p>Who says we have to spitefully &quot;usurp&quot; the monkey markets? Don&#x27;t we do enough damage by casually destroying their habitats and driving their species into endangered status or even extinct?<p>Same goes for wealthy people. You don&#x27;t have to ascribe an utterly destructive mentality to them in order to explain the harms of what they do. All it takes is simple pride; the pride they have for the companies they&#x27;ve grown, the profits they&#x27;ve amassed, and the technologies they&#x27;ve developed. To then say we want to take those things away and redistribute them to the public for the greater good is to make that person into our public enemy. Why wouldn&#x27;t they do everything in their power to hang on?