A Sea Isle City spouter thinks that jealousy is behind criticism of the wage disparity between CEOs and the average worker. That's a flawed perspective. It's a matter of fairness, not jealousy. When the average CEOs' wages and benefits increase by 10 times, while the average worker's wages and benefits barely inch forward, that's a matter of fairness. The spouter credits CEOs for using the system "to their own advantage." Is that the Christian thing to do? To profit obscenely at the expense of one's fellow man?