Class warfare is being a divider not a uniter.
You might be surprised who is wealthy in the USA , lots of regular people are millionaires and very few farmers can be a commercial success with less than a million dollars worth of land.
A cousin of mine used to raise soybean ,he used hundreds of dollars to buy or lease each tractor , some years he had six. He farmed the family land and rented thousands of acres more from landowners who couldn't afford that equipment.
Seed , herbicide , pesticide , fuel, fees and hires were expenses that generally rose every year , but the price of beans would rise and fall depending on factors that were as unpredictable as the weather or as predictable as the increase in Brazilian acres under cultivation.
He would sell a portion of his crop on the futures market to hedge his bets and lock in a price on a portion , he would buy insurance in the case of a catastrophic loss, enough insurance to ensure survival , not enough insurance and hedging to waste the receipt of a good crop.
To sum up , he would borrow hundreds of thousands , sell sometimes two or three millions , but even in a good year his share of the profit placed him firmly in the middle class.
Plumbing , heating and air contractors builders have also got the problem of looking richer on paper than they actually are. Taxes can be onerous enough to make sure that none of them actually becomes rich , if so they are also taxing enough to prevent expansion and hiring .
