I take it by those comments you've never actually invested any money? The number of people employed has zero to do with making decisions about investment retur

I take it by those comments you've never actually invested any money? The number of people employed has zero to do with making decisions about investment returns. But that's been the problem all along - people with very little idea about how capital markets and mining investment works deciding they want some of the pie, and coming up with all types of justifications for it. I'm not talking about marginal rates - I'm talking about - hey you! You're making too much money, I want some of that! Here's an extra 40% tax for you - no consultation, no transition period, no questions asked. Would you defend this tax if it was applied to technology startups because they made too much money?