> Very convenient of you to entirely sidestep discussion of the original point I didn't sidestep it at all. If the top marginal rate is 80%, a company might t

> Very convenient of you to entirely sidestep discussion of the original point I didn't sidestep it at all. If the top marginal rate is 80%, a company might think differently about how to distribute its revenue, and one option would be a more egalitarian distribution. But even if the company doesn't, the tax rate itself creates redistribution options to the entire public. So the same sort of scenario applies, except that the beneficiaries might just be 2000 people in some sort of particularly acute situation, unrelated to moderna. You tell me if you think that would make a difference. Also, tone policing is generally discouraged on HN.