They often don't pay taxes, at all, which leads to the huge anomaly of small local family businesses paying more in taxes than global multinationals that have earned $billions.
Then, they payout millions in executive and bonus pay. Little of it ends up being paid in taxes, because there are multiple "rules" along the way they can use to offset or negate it as "income".
Anyone that thinks they are going to have a retirement hasn't looked at the US money supply recently. Whatever you have already saved or might save in future will be halved by inflation and money printing. The stock market prices reflect the fact that the system is sloshing with money, and you need exceptional returns to keep up or stand still, which normally means people taking on higher levels of risk.
All the people paying for the boomers luxury retirements and the ever growing and lucrative government workers pensions, will see nothing for themselves and likely will see the purchasing power of their own savings eroded to a fraction of what they should have been and were probably planned.
Where do you stash your money to retain it's future purchasing power? Gold doesn't do it, government bonds are dog shit, and tech companies can't grow forever (and all the real gains are had by "accredited investors" which discriminates against the regular public).