If you read my post, I said I was in favor of this as long as it doesn't burden income earners. Some degree of health care and education are basic human rights

If you read my post, I said I was in favor of this as long as it doesn't burden income earners. Some degree of health care and education are basic human rights in my opinion. If you want everyone to have the "Cadillac" health plan and education plan, you need to tell me how society will pay for it? And lets talk sustainable plans .. no more kicking down the can to our kids and grand kids. Finally, to all the negative commentators on my post, please read up on the difference between wealth and income. At current rents, factoring current child care costs, lack of pensions and existing tax rates, someone who makes 200K in California is worse off than someone who owns a detached house in Mountain View and a few other properties (by virtue of being here from the Orchard days), and then hides his/her income. I've seen too many people like that at this point in my life. Enough is enough.