It's not right to penalize only C-suite employees. For instance, lots of actors and entertainers in California make tons of money, and they're notoriously hypo

It's not right to penalize only C-suite employees. For instance, lots of actors and entertainers in California make tons of money, and they're notoriously hypocritical about social issues. (i.e. flying in a private jet or living in a constantly-irrigated oaisis, but still pontificating about climate change). If the proposed law taxed the snot out of every company with very highly compensated employees I think it'd be more fair.