I commented about this above since this type of thinking is what I see most commonly in my anxious/depressed friends.
Really think on it deeply for a bit and you'll realize this belief can't possibly be justified rationally. Who are you to say that resources and power shouldn't be concentrated in the 1%? You say they overstep morality? That's your morality and you can't defend it rationally (no one can). Plus you can't change these things anyway, so you have no moral responsibility to do so (my morality).
Media, politicians, advertisers, etc. all instill FUD to make you feel this way so the default option is pessimism. Try optimism. It may be wrong, but pessimism may be wrong as well and no one will ever find out so why even care who is right?
Really think on it deeply for a bit and you'll realize this belief can't possibly be justified rationally. Who are you to say that resources and power shouldn't be concentrated in the 1%? You say they overstep morality? That's your morality and you can't defend it rationally (no one can). Plus you can't change these things anyway, so you have no moral responsibility to do so (my morality).
Media, politicians, advertisers, etc. all instill FUD to make you feel this way so the default option is pessimism. Try optimism. It may be wrong, but pessimism may be wrong as well and no one will ever find out so why even care who is right?