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That's actually an interesting question I don't think I've ever seen any real data on. Anecdotally, I find libertarians and Republicans to be far more likely to
by chipotle_coyote 6y ago
That's actually an interesting question I don't think I've ever seen any real data on. Anecdotally, I find libertarians and Republicans to be far more likely to subscribe to anti-tax rhetoric than Democrats, but I don't know if that translates to any meaningful action in practice beyond the fringes.
...although in this specific case, McAfee is, well, kind of a fringe unto himself.
- bArray 6y ago> That's actually an interesting question I don't think I've > ever seen any real data on. For sure, not exactly the sort of study you can get people to sign up to. Are you measuring how successfully they hide their taxes or how prevalent it is in that political sphere? > Anecdotally, I find libertarians and Republicans to be far > more likely to subscribe to anti-tax rhetoric than > Democrats, but I don't know if that translates to any > meaningful action in practice beyond the fringes. I would guess that you might be a Democrat voter then? The reason I ask is because you might vote for them because they seem trustworthy, or they seem trustworthy because you vote for them.