You really shouldn't accuse others of being a legend in their own mind, sonny boy.
So in terms of class, I am one of those who might be envied by the less fortunate.
Son, with respect to class...you have none.
. You might note with interest that I have long been striving to remove onorous government regulations regarding micromanagement of the workplace, so called diversity, and other farcical initiatives.
But your first demand is for more and more onerous government regulation and micromanagement, not less--you just prefer some forms of onerous government regulation and micromanagement to others, particularly if you can inflict it on someone other than yourself.
So, any assertion that I am some "class warrior" or somehow personally envious of the so called "wealthy" is complete horse droppings.
Scott McNealy is extremely wealthy. He hates and envies Bill Gates, who is also extremely wealthy.
It boils down to McNealy not liking to lose out, particularly to someone he believes to be an intellectual inferior.
Scott bought and paid for a political prosecution of his class enemy.
You wish to do likewise to your class enemies. Perhaps you are annoyed that people who you believe to be intellectually or socially inferior is out-competing you in the marketplace. But it comes out as class warfare rhetoric.
As for your calling me son, well, let's not go there, since I don't believe in undertaking competitions regarding degree of grey hair or baldness.
Finally, you are not my class enemy. Not only do I lack class enemies entirely, but also, you are certainly not my enemy in any way, since apparently you are an American and I presume also part of the GOP!