That's what being part of the 1% is all about, what are you complaining about? Enjoy your largesse. I'm sorry man but if you're looking for someone to agree with complaints about being rich and privileged, you're going to be waiting a long time. After becoming wealthy over this last year and getting a FC, my very next instinct is to help others get rich as well and spread my good fortune.
The problem is you are thinking this game is solely about the next ship, the next gun, the next activity on the horizon, and in any game that builds a community, there will always be the new but poor, the average but well to do, and the rich and powerful, that's life. The question is what you do with your station or not.
I for one completely agree with that other poster's assessment, pulling up the ladder and making it harder for people now at this point will just drive the divide between rich and poor players even further. Because the rich are already rich, they have what they want for the most part, even if they pick up a few ships here or there, they've pretty much set themselves up (or at least) should have with the majority of what they need to play this game. This is the reason why I made a point to buy several ships especially the top tier ones for this exact reason if I need an injection of capital to overcome some sort of price correction.
I love how Fdev just swings the nerfbat at mining and calls it day instead of focusing on the professions that have specifically asked for a BUFF TO THEIR PROFESSIONS not a nerf to other professions to make them seem "less poor"
I always find it amusing when people want Firefly in game form for ED, with the romanticized flying about, but the same people forget the struggle of keeping that rust bucket flying.
Without struggle there is no game, its just NMS in serious trousers. I mean, when was the last time you lost money on a bad deal, or a deal went bad and you had to fork out on repairs? The answer is never because all the areas that should cost money are irrelevant.