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MrSlayer

(22,143 posts)
18. No limit. Just add some more brackets in the tax code.
Tue Jul 10, 2012, 05:31 PM
Jul 2012

Bring back the Ike levels and everything is fine.

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No preordained limits on what someone can amass IF hifiguy Jul 2012 #1
There's Really Several Pertinent Iggy Jul 2012 #2
We all want to say "No Limits".... Junkdrawer Jul 2012 #5
Oh I agree it's a Problem Iggy Jul 2012 #7
Agree so much. The greatest fallacy of capitalism, or most 'isms' is not RKP5637 Jul 2012 #3
I really want to keep the baby and toss the bath water.... Junkdrawer Jul 2012 #6
Yep, people are often power and wealth hungry. There are many in the RKP5637 Jul 2012 #11
10% wealth tax every year on all net worth... meaculpa2011 Jul 2012 #4
Where is the federal government given the power to do this? badtoworse Jul 2012 #8
Also an ex post facto law, unconstitutional as well. nt kelly1mm Jul 2012 #9
The last part was a joke. meaculpa2011 Jul 2012 #12
So why was the 16th Amendment needed? badtoworse Jul 2012 #14
Does this mean my real estate taxes are unconstitutional? Junkdrawer Jul 2012 #16
I believe the power to tax real estate is reserved for the states... badtoworse Jul 2012 #20
Nah, 2% wealth tax on net worth above $13 million (the 1%) until the wealth curve is flatter, then stevenleser Jul 2012 #21
Unlimited as long as they pay taxes at the same rate as the rest of us - including SS. HopeHoops Jul 2012 #10
Huge fortunes PETRUS Jul 2012 #13
I don't think such a restriction is required IF TheKentuckian Jul 2012 #15
Asking the wrong question, imo Cal Carpenter Jul 2012 #17
No limit. Just add some more brackets in the tax code. MrSlayer Jul 2012 #18
Inherited wealth will be the downfall of Democracy if left unchecked. Ikonoklast Jul 2012 #19
Everybody sing: "We Did It Before and We Can Do It Again".... Junkdrawer Jul 2012 #22
"Taxing WEALTH ... is the most radical idea I can think of short of armed revolution".... Junkdrawer Jul 2012 #23
It's not so radical...we already tax property, which is half of all wealth. reformist2 Jul 2012 #24
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