That was not me posting the suggestion of hyper-taxation. I am merely commenting on being aware of the decisions which are being made and for what reasons. If w

That was not me posting the suggestion of hyper-taxation. I am merely commenting on being aware of the decisions which are being made and for what reasons. If we make decisions based on fear, we are probably not making the right choice. After re-reading your comment, you actually didn't use that argument like I normally hear it. You said "be prepared" and did not add on some vague warning like "then what would happen." Stating it the way you did, I hesitantly agree. To clarify my point while trying to sound less preachy and without the sensationalist metaphor (sorry about that by the way): If there was some new law or tax code being proposed which would have the effect of people choosing to leave (not being forced), then that should be one valid point of discussion. That discussion point should be discussed, hopefully quantified and chosen based on pros, cons and rational discussion, but never on fear.