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My plan? I’m not defining any plan. I’m suggesting that people who define plans should focus on removing loopholes that wealthy use today. Rather than giving th

My plan? I’m not defining any plan. I’m suggesting that people who define plans should focus on removing loopholes that wealthy use today. Rather than giving them more chances to find loopholes. Income is something that we already use in taxes. If its definition has loopholes too, then “those people” should try to remove those loopholes in the definition. p.s., There’s a difference in reducing loopholes and having absolutely zero loopholes (something that may be impossible)

sfg 7y ago
Yes, your plan, the solution as you called it. If the solution is that those people should try to remove those loopholes from the definition of income and there is nothing beyond that to explain how those people should do that then it is a vacuous solution. p.s, There’s a difference in reducing loopholes and having absolutely zero loopholes (something that may be impossible) Obviosuly.
- sinatra 7y ago
  It’s impressive how you’ve taken issue with my simple statement about “don’t add more complexity to taxes; simplify taxes.” You’re basically arguing that I shouldn’t make this statement unless I have specific details about how to simplify taxes? I can’t make a general directional statement if I haven’t taken the time to learn about all the nuances? Do you always learn about all the nuances and define all the terms before starting a discussion?
  - sfg 7y ago
    It's impressive how you've taken a simple two word response to your start of discussion that aimed to succinctly demonstrate problems with your general directional statement with so much worthless blather. Do you always fail so magnificently to just accept the point when challenged in some pathetic need to 'win' the conversation?
    - sinatra 7y ago
      Good point. We both are being pathetic in trying to win the conversation. Conversation that’s not even that stimulating. Okay, I’ll stop.

sfg 7y ago

Yes, your plan, the solution as you called it. If the solution is that those people should try to remove those loopholes from the definition of income and there is nothing beyond that to explain how those people should do that then it is a vacuous solution. p.s, There’s a difference in reducing loopholes and having absolutely zero loopholes (something that may be impossible) Obviosuly.

sinatra 7y ago
It’s impressive how you’ve taken issue with my simple statement about “don’t add more complexity to taxes; simplify taxes.” You’re basically arguing that I shouldn’t make this statement unless I have specific details about how to simplify taxes? I can’t make a general directional statement if I haven’t taken the time to learn about all the nuances? Do you always learn about all the nuances and define all the terms before starting a discussion?
- sfg 7y ago
  It's impressive how you've taken a simple two word response to your start of discussion that aimed to succinctly demonstrate problems with your general directional statement with so much worthless blather. Do you always fail so magnificently to just accept the point when challenged in some pathetic need to 'win' the conversation?
  - sinatra 7y ago
    Good point. We both are being pathetic in trying to win the conversation. Conversation that’s not even that stimulating. Okay, I’ll stop.