Yeah, I think if we had hyperinflation, you'd see the scaling back of the "there are no ethical billionaires" umbrella shorthand that sort of simultaneously gestures towards and obfuscates the rent-seeking behavior and owning of capital that's really being lambasted in that statement. Regardless of whether or not the speaker knows it, the speaker might just be spouting shit. We'd probably see "there are no ethical hundred-billionaires" or something instead, anyways. It's just a kind of oversimplification, common to like every stupid slogan in which we are condemned to do all political discourse, compounded by people taking everything hyper-literally and uncritically reading everything as though their own set of definitions is the absolute merriam webster set.

I dunno, I wonder if that's just the kind of horribly stupid strategy that social media has foisted upon everyone, with character limits and short-form content. And then character limits means that everyone can browse through a much broader pool of stupidity at once, absorbing all of it, understanding none of it, and then regurgitating it into whatever new form will reach as many people as possible by the same token.