Would you mind a tax policy that turns trillionaires into mere billionaires??
Not me
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Yes, I'm gonn BE rich one day
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There are no trillionaires in America to answer the first part. The second part is the part you always avoid and never respond to. They'll move, relocate businesses, and offshore funds. Here's where you ignore that part and falsely accuse us of loving the rich while you force their vaccines on us while they make billions and despite everyone getting sick anyway. Side: Not me
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I would much prefer a tax policy that turned hundred-thousandaires into millionaires. Hello P: We could do both.. I'm not against getting rich.. I'm a capitalist, after all.. But, getting OBSCENELY, FILTHY rich has more to do with tax policy than it does super duper business management.. excon Side: Not me
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I feel the tax rate should be standard across all bands of earnings. This would still mean that the more one earns, the more one pays. The super rich are those who have dedicated their lives to being filthy rich ( so far I've only achieved 50% of that description) and becoming hyper wealthy. In the process of doing so lots of their kind have had to sacrifice many aspects of life which most of us take for granted, such as having a family, and/or spending quality time with our children. Why should such people be taxed at a higher rate than Joe Average because they yielded to their natural drive to succeed and acquire wealth? The people who should be taxed heavier are those who enthusiastically gave way to their natural, instinctive laziness and aversion to accepting responsibility and opted for a free ride at the expense of the hard working taxpayer, regardless of their position on the wealth graph. Viva the hyper rich and may their Champaign always remain chilled. IF WE'RE ALL CAPITALISTS, WE SHOULDN'T PENALIZE THOSE WHO ARE BETTER AT PLAYING THE GAME THAN THE REST OF US. Side: Yes, I'm gonn BE rich one day
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