No,my argument is the benefit and the cost of taxation should attempt to equal out, otherwise people will look for a better deal and it applies to all pay level

No,my argument is the benefit and the cost of taxation should attempt to equal out, otherwise people will look for a better deal and it applies to all pay levels not just rich people. We have a mismatch between the services being provided and the benefit from the services flowing to people not paying the taxes and those services providing limited network effect benefits back to the tax payers right now. there are also other problems with your statements. You pretty clearly haveno idea how taxes work because you are confusing the dollar earned by the brick layer with a dollar dividend paid to bezos. When the correct equivalent dollaris the profit earned by amazon and the combined tax paid by amazon and bezos on the dividend, since the earned dollar that is equivalent to the dollar the brick layer earned is the one earned by amazon, a dividend is just a distribution of partially taxed earned dollars fr(m the construct we call a corporation. you also incorrectly think hardness of work has anything to do with earnings, when it is irrelevant. What makes work valuable is scarcity not hardness.