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Relatively, yes. In aggregate, the rich pay the lion’s share of taxes in the West. Your comment defeats the point you are trying to make. When talking about p
by redczar 2y ago
Relatively, yes. In aggregate, the rich pay the lion’s share of taxes in the West.
Your comment defeats the point you are trying to make. When talking about paying fair share or paying enough in taxes it’s the relative part that matters; not the aggregate.
- JumpCrisscross 2y agoOP didn’t say fair, they said the rich “don’t pay much.” In America, the rich pay like half the Treasury’s till. It should be more. But that’s a separate question.
- redczar 2y agoThe meaning of “don’t pay much” in common usage on this topic means relativley speaking.