He stole the whole thing from the college kids who hired him to help them with the technical aspect of implementing it and bringing it to fruition, then shut them out, claimed it was all HIS idea and doing, and had to be forced by a court to acknowledge their contributions and give them a share of profits. And he's made many of his millions by surrepticiously selling the private data of his customers, without their knowledge or permission, and refusing to bend to protests from his own customers; his own enrichment is far more important. And what, exactly, has he done for others and society with his now billions? Has he done anything else except enrich himself and his employees?
Maybe the newspaper guy and the cat lady are soldiers and/or professionals who help or have helped others? You DO realize that because someone isn't rich or hasn't built a company that doesn't translate automatically to their not contributing anything to society? Or at least I'd hope you would. My parents were both teachers for decades, now retired, and aren't rich by any means. In fact, my father is now in a nursing home with dementia at an early age and most of their not-so-great pensions and assets goes to pay for it, with my mother struggling each month on what little is left her. I'd say they each contributed far more to society than Zuckerberg ever has or ever will, yet he will never be lacking for any comfort whatsoever.
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