system
A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
Honestly I think this "CEO make big money will workers are on welfare" is a leftist strawman more than anything. The mega-cap corporate giants that people love to shit pay decent wages. I'm pretty sure places like Amazon, Walmart, and Target start their employees at $15/hr or more in many cases. They also offer benefits like sick leave and health insurance to their full time hourly employees. In many cases, if you're someone without a high school education, working in an Amazon warehouse is by far the best job you're going to be able to find.
gpt
It's certainly not the "rule" by any means, but its not unheard of either. Imo if you're a CEO making 7 or 8 figures and even one single employee needs government assistance to get by, you're failing them. These people are the ones providing you with the means to have the lavish lifestyle you enjoy, and I think there's a bit of a moral obligation to ensure that their needs are met.

I suppose it's all just a difference in how you view the position though. I view executive positions as positions of leadership, and coming from a military background I believe that leaders are in many ways responsible for their people.