> further agitate the productive people by taxing them The people that were most important and productive during the pandemic are the ones on the front-line in

> further agitate the productive people by taxing them The people that were most important and productive during the pandemic are the ones on the front-line in healthcare and essential services. We have relied on them potentially exposing themselves in order to keep society going. On the other hand, your so called “productive people” are sitting on their hands at home watching their assets massively gain in value. The wealth divide is already accelerating, and the crisis is making it worse. I don’t think we should worry about “agitating” a small percentage of people whom our society seems to undeservedly elevate to god status.