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I think, like most things, it’s a bell curve - the bulk of the people want to contribute a reasonable amount while some want contribute none and some extra. The
by Fezzik 4y ago
I think, like most things, it’s a bell curve - the bulk of the people want to contribute a reasonable amount while some want contribute none and some extra. The glaring issue in the United States is how much capital is gained — though I prefer ‘allocated to’, as the people do the work — by a minuscule portion of the population and the paltry taxes they then pay.
- ars 4y ago"platry"?? The top 10% of the US pays 71% of tax.
- HWR_14 4y agoWell duh, the top 10% own 89% of the country. Obviously they have to pay a reasonable tax rate.
- tomcam 4y ago> the bulk of the people want to contribute a reasonable amount Not sure that’s correct. https://thehill.com/policy/finance/599753-study-57-percent-of-us-households-paid-no-federal-income-tax-last-year-amid/ https://thehill.com/policy/finance/599753-study-57-percent-o...