OK, commenting to save the only comment so far that voices an objection based on having actually looked at the report. While I vehemently disagree with what yo

OK, commenting to save the only comment so far that voices an objection based on having actually looked at the report. While I vehemently disagree with what you wrote, I thank you for providing basis for them, referencing the article, and giving food for thought. Student loans aside, let's start: >they're not talking about tax evaders having to pay their fair share, but rather justifying theft from those who produce the real value in the world. So, what's the basis for making the distinction? Large corporations like Amazon and Apple both produce "real value", and also evade taxes, as do people who own and fun them. This is not a dichotomy. The evaders aren't outliers.