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40% is fine. It just doesn’t matter. The rich benefit disproportionately from societal structure that enforces protections for the rich and restrictions on the

40% is fine. It just doesn’t matter. The rich benefit disproportionately from societal structure that enforces protections for the rich and restrictions on the poor. The rich do fuck all to benefit from the average growth rate of the market compounding their wealth. Those gains should go foremost to society.

SllX 2y ago
Okay, so it is an equalizing factor for you?
- jncfhnb 2y ago
  Try again
  - SllX 2y ago
    If you’re not going to give more than two words then I’m kind of done. It sounds like you view tax policy as an equalizing factor, something to resolve inequality. If that’s incorrect, then please clarify your prior comment.