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They don't have 'the earth's resources' though
They aren't hoarding gold or minerals
They have cash. Which is an entirely human construct
And a bit of land, but there isn't a global land shortage.
So much of modern wealth is based on modern constructs like exchange rates, stock markets and financial instruments
These are completely removed from the daily struggles of the poorest people in the world.
If the stock market goes up, Bill Gates can wake up and find himself several hundred million dollars richer.
What bearing does that have on someone in a third world country living hand to mouth on less than a dollar a day?
If the exchange rate moves and makes Warren Buffet's investments worth 20% more, how does that impact someone with no access to clean water or food?
The two issues are totally separate, other than the obvious fact that many people like Buffet and Gates will take a lot of that additional wealth and spend it helping the poorer people get access to water or a formal economy or education.
An objection to the simple fact of their existence is pointless and just shows a lack of understanding of basic economics