> How about non-radical redistribution? We arguably already have a weak form of this in capital gains. Invested wealth remains untaxed, since it's already work

> How about non-radical redistribution? We arguably already have a weak form of this in capital gains. Invested wealth remains untaxed, since it's already working. Good. Liquidated investments are taxed on gains. Good. But I'd also support stronger forms of redistribution such as yearly re-taxation on uninvested wealth above a threshold, non-gains percentage tax on all liquidated investments above a threshold, a land value tax, and closing of tax loopholes. Just let invested wealth do its job!