I'm not assigning moral value to them when talking about 'winners' - objectively, in a game where money equals absolute power, it would be kind of absurd to say that the tiny minority that together holds far more power than the remaining majority didn't 'win' at that game, right?

As long as people like you keep recognizing them as "winners," they will continue to have power over you.

If we all decided to view them as criminals instead of winners, this problem would resolve itself in a matter of weeks.

I'm not sure why you're so stuck on this. Perhaps you still want to emulate them on some level.

Take a look at observable reality. Not how you wish things worked. Being optimistic won't change anything. Won't change the balance of power. Won't make anything more fair. Just make you a more pleasant serf. It literally doesn't matter what you call Elon Musk. He still has tremendous power. He has hordes of defenders. No amount matter how much power you pretend people have with their vote you're still ignoring observed reality. In your world, someone like Trump could never be elected much less twice. Yet here we are. There seems to be a fundamental disconnect between your beliefs and reality.

> Just make you a more pleasant serf. It literally doesn't matter what you call Elon Musk.

Actions speak louder than words.

> No amount matter how much power you pretend people have with their vote you're still ignoring observed reality.

Voting likely won't get us out of this mess. You'll need to be a bit more creative and... persuasive.

> In your world, someone like Trump could never be elected much less twice.

In my world, Trump was elected twice. Helped by people like you who submit to their power and tremble with awe at their accomplishments.