So, you're more concerned with, and obsessing over, people with families making (god forbid) $50k as opposed to MBA's making $1-300m even when they fail. 2007 bonuses alone on Wall Street amounted to $33b - that's 660,000 $50k families worth. Or, the $15k necessary to bring 2,200,000 families up from $35k to $50k. Personally, I don't think we're getting our money's worth as a society.
This could all be addressed and served through tax restructuring, tailored in a creative way.
I know.
It's irresponsible, fantasy talk of a wild-eyed revolutionary.