There's no friggin' stigma for success and it hasn't been labeled bad . . . that's just fruity nonsense.
The primary problem in America is that it's an aspirational consumption society. Further, education is valued to the extent it can be used to get things as opposed to being considered an end unto itself.
As others have noted, we also have a horrible problem with delayed gratification.
Bill Gates . . . scorned b/c of Microsoft business practices and some horribly bloated (often crappy) software. But he earned his money and is definitely making a concerted effort to make the world a better place. Technically, a college drop-out.
Warren Buffett, BA, MBA . . . anybody that knows anything admires the hell out of the Oracle of Omaha. About the only people that scorn him are social conservatives. But he earned his money (starting at age 11) and is definitely making a concerted effort to make the world a better place.
Almost anybody alive named Hilton . . . yep, scorn. But the old man himself was a self-made winner with a constitution to match . . . "There is a natural law that obliges you and me to relieve the suffering, the distressed and the destitute." Conrad N. Hilton: Last Will and Testament.
Current or former professional sports league owners/executives that use political connections and taxpayer money to enrich themselves . . . yep, scorn.