A workable nonviolent redistribution strategy is to change how wealth compounds. That means things like progressive wealth and inheritance taxes, stronger antitrust, worker bargaining power, and shifting ownership and public investment back toward everyday people. Here's a post draft in your voice. I'm not talking about hurting anyone. I'm talking about changing the rules. The Fed's own numbers show the top 1% has around 60 trillion while the bottom half has about 4 trillion. That's not a natural law. It's policy choices. Tax extreme wealth, close loopholes, break monopolies, expand worker ownership, reinvest in people. No violence, just fairness.