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Yes, I understand your comment perfectly and just tried to explain it's not a rational argument in this case. BAT has never been tried, same as the global minim

Yes, I understand your comment perfectly and just tried to explain it's not a rational argument in this case. BAT has never been tried, same as the global minimum tax. The situation is we have a tax system that's broken. Apart from the multinational corporations practically everyone agrees on this part. Now we have to find a way to fix it in an ever more globalized world, a situation which we never had to deal with and for which there is no proven solution for that reason. Whatever we do will be untested. The question is which is the better idea and why?

zizee 5y ago
> I understand your comment perfectly and just tried to explain it's not a rational argument in this case. I don't know how you can say you understand my comment perfectly when you then tell me my "argument" is not rational. I am not making any "argument" about different tax systems. My original comment was a metacomment about the original comment being too strongly worded. I agree with you that the current situation is broken, and a fresh look is required to solve it.