I guess the main thing I was trying to illustrate with these scenarios is that there are a lot of obscure factors that go into starting or running a business. Anti-capitalist people seem to only look at the tip of the iceberg that are businesses that are booming, when many businesses go bust or never get off the ground to begin with. They point at people who are making millions of dollars for doing basically nothing and they see a problem in that, but they forget about the ones who lost money or who will lose money.

For a poker analogy, it's like set mining with a small pocket pair. Imagine a 1/2 game with 300 dollar stack, a really tight player raises to 10 dollars and you call with 22 hoping to flop a set and win his stack. 87.5% of the time you're just losing 10 dollars, but you're speculating that the other 12.5% of the time you'll win at least 80 dollars.

So imagine that you call and flop a set and end up winning 100 dollars in a pot with it, now some anti-capitalist fuckwad makes you give 40 dollars back to the losing players at the table for moral reasons. Wouldn't that make you want to stop playing poker?