I mean, forgetting about how the wealth was obtained, I'm not against a dying person being legally permitted to give away their assets to whoever they like. The downside of that is wealth accumulation in rich families. That does suck. But what sucks more is the state saying "your assets aren't actually yours, they're ours and we'll take them back when you die". I have a greater moral problem with that than I do inheritance.

Of course, where the wealth has been obtained by historically questionable methods, it's a different debate, but that's a matter for courts, not something I'm going to concern myself about because it's politicised and subject to misinformation and propaganda, it's a can of worms I don't care to open. Pretty much every country in the world has something in their history to be ashamed of. There are bigger problems with the RF than their history, such as protecting nonces today.

Poop, do you really think classism isn't a thing in Europe? France certainly has class issues, that's a civilised republic isn't it? Surely Germany does too, and for sure Italy does. That's the three big comparable countries to the UK in the EU. There are laws in both the EU and the UK that protect people from discrimination, so it's a socioeconomic problem. That isn't something you can change by just demanding it or voting for it. The only way to remove class from society is if there is income equality, but why the fuck should I get paid the same as a doctor? My job has evolved from making beds and cleaning toilets to sitting on my ass all night drinking tea, trying to stay awake while hoping the fire alarm doesn't go off. I deserve to be in a lower economic class than doctors. The doctor deserves a nicer house than I do, a nicer lifestyle. In a world where we all have different tasks requiring different skills, intelligence and physical abilities, we're going to have income inequality, and therefore class.

Social discrimination (as opposed institutional discrimination) is kind of inevitable in free market societies. People tend to socialise with those on relatively equal financial footing. If my friends were rich, I wouldn't be able to afford to eat where they wanted to. You'd probably be guilty of that yourself. If you have two equal candidates for a job, one comes from a poor background and the other a wealthy background, and you give the job to the poor guy for that reason, you're discriminating against the rich guy. That's classism. It works both ways. You can morally justify it to yourself easily and sleep just fine at night, but it's still classism.

If a society is classless, it surely has bigger problems.