Conversations about this topic are so tiring. There's not just one question you can discuss; anything you can think to ask begets a massive pantheon of question

Conversations about this topic are so tiring. There's not just one question you can discuss; anything you can think to ask begets a massive pantheon of questions that require an agreement on moral axioms to even start talking about - and then the fun part begins. How much taxes should people pay? If rich people pay should pay more, does that mean more dollars or more %? If they should, can we make them? If we can, will that incentivize them to leave? if they leave, is that a net benefit globally even if it hurts america? is globalization a positive thing, economically? if it is, is there a concurrent reduction in cultural diversity? if there is, is that bad? do we even need _any_ taxes besides sales tax? how should taxes even be accomplished? queue discussion about big/small government, libertarians vs dems vs reps. im not even trying. thousands of questions about any small subset of this topic. its almost not even worth talking about in anything less than a doctoral defense, if thats even a big enough stage.