Dear authoritarian right-wing D.J.T and company you have espoused your ideal of merit in We the Peoples' achieving success in America today as "what's wrong with making a lot of money?" , "if you don't like the way your employer is treating you move on to another employment" , "if you don't succeed it is your weakness and not applying yourself diligently, not conditions in America" , "To become a person of extraordinary wealth is the highest ideal of American citizenship" , "to become a person of extraordinary wealth is to achieve a status above the law and status of citizens of lesser wealth."  

You are wrong on all counts. 
What is wrong with making a lot of money is two-fold. It separates a person from the reality of the Nation which supports and makes possible the acquisition of that wealth. Second, as Jesus of Nazareth said, "a person can not serve two masters. A person can not serve mammon and the greater good simultaneously."

When an employer takes on an enterprise he/she takes on the responsibility for the entirety of it. Including the people who provide the labor to create that wealth. Anything less than sharing the resulting wealth with the people who created it is usury. 
To create a workplace which demeans people to replaceable parts is enslavement. To conspire as a class with oligarchical counterparts to remove freedom from the workplace is treason against The Declaration and the Constitution. 

To promote the lie that the conditions of the American workplace is not a burden to the working people, and the accompanying lie that the resulting failure of working Citizens to acquire meaningful wealth lays upon the individual Citizens and is a reflection of their collective moral, physical, and mental lack of ability, capability and effort;  is treasonous to the precepts of The Declaration and The Constitution. 

It has never been the Nations highest ideal to be the receiver of tremendous wealth and power. In direct contrast and opposition First in War, First in Peace, First in the Hearts of his Countrymen. We the People held the Highest Ideal to be Selfless Service to The Nation, and Forgoing of Personal accumulation of Power and Wealth in his setting the example for ALL Presidents until this one of Peaceful Transition of Power, and surrendering of Power for The Good of the Nation over personal gain.  

It was and is so ingrained in The American Founding that tremendous wealth leads to tremendous corruption and tyranny that it is written into the Constitution that No Titles of Nobility be Granted; not foreseeing the accumulation of personal wealth surpassing that of Kings and Queens and Nations the class of Billionaire and Trillionaire can only fall into the category of Titles of Nobility and should therefor be treasonous to the Declaration and Constitution. When any single person or corporation surpasses the tipping point of greater wealth than the populace of the Nation in which they reside and draw their wealth from; there needs be a mechanism where by that person or corporation MUST return the accumulated wealth to the people, and land, from which they extracted it. The reward for which will be great in the history and advancement of The Nation and the good name preserved. The penalty the opposite. 

phz cit. Project 1619 
reading completed 10/17/26