You're right George. We do not speak for you nor do we have any desire to do so. However, you are misinformed about the origin of wealth. Just about every major corporation started with someone with initiative, some of whom you identified, and most of them started out in a garage with a small investment. You could have also included Carl Karcher and Colonel Sanders.

The rich don't "provide jobs", they need employees to expand. There is nothing wrong with this dynamic as long as those that make it to the 1% don't exploit that relationship. We are talking about the systematic divestiture of the entire middle class and those thrown into poverty through no fault of their own. People that only want to provide for their families but found themselves upside down on their mortgage and out of work. They did not cause the 2008 meltdown. There have been many prosecutions that support this view and many more to come. But unfortunately, even when Wall Street criminals are prosecuted and convicted they rarely provide anything resembling restitution to the victims of their crimes. Someone else, usually the taxpayer or the employee is left to pay the bill. 

Speaking for myself, I don't hate the rich. The typical self-made millionaire works 80 hours a week and risk everything to become successful. And along the way they create jobs, the natural byproduct of their efforts. Many entrepreneurs give back to society in many ways including innovation and ideas, community involvement and commit themselves to social responsibility.

Unfortunately, this is not the sort of behavior we have learned to associate with major financial institutions which produce nothing but constantly find ways to rip-off their depositors and investors without much of a deterrent. Their business practices are not embraced by the entire community or even most of it. Few business owners or entrepreneurs sit around plotting to manipulate currency, bet against their investors, repossess collateral without due process, or spend hundreds of millions of dollars on lobbyists to influence or stop legislation, or ask the taxpayers to finance their irresponsibility and misconduct.

I would suggest you read more of the content found here. Follow some of the links to other informed writers and reporters. Your simplified, sophomoric interpretation of the movement can only be addressed with education, something that we can only encourage by providing the information.