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Whatever argument you're using right now is exactly in support of the current situation. - Votes (indirectly) set the current allocation - Votes (indirectly)
by esyir 5y ago
Whatever argument you're using right now is exactly in support of the current situation.
- Votes (indirectly) set the current allocation
- Votes (indirectly) set the current tax rate
- Votes (indirectly) mean that Schmidt has his current money pile
- Thus, this argument is perfectly in line with Schmidt choosing to take 125M of that money pile and giving it to sources he cares about.
- This argument is not in line with raising his tax rate to fund whatever the voting allocation is.
- wolverine876 5y ago> Whatever argument you're using right now is exactly in support of the current situation. It's in support of the current system of decision-making, not the current state of the law (which, as I said, I may disagree with). Part of that system is you and I discussing it here and changing it.