I suspect it's a little deeper than being against "raising taxes". If we say that way, we are hidden the real meaning. The Koch brothers are, in my opinion, ag

I suspect it's a little deeper than being against "raising taxes". If we say that way, we are hidden the real meaning. The Koch brothers are, in my opinion, against any kind of redistribution. This is not surprising, I suppose, being them one of the richest people. This narrative of "markets give everybody what they deserve" it's old like the world. Before markets the status quo was the will of God. It's not about raising taxes, is about "should the community invest in itself?" or even "there is such thing as a community?".