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sandensea

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2. Sure. But a steep wealth tax on anything over a billion would help.
Sat Dec 28, 2019, 09:46 PM
Dec 2019

This would also give the state leverage to, for instance, offer generous tax deductions if said monies were invested in something useful for the common good - including housing, industry, technology, infrastructure, and donations to schools and culture.

Certainly a lot better than the current system, which only seems to incentivise offshoring - an inevitable result of letting their own lackeys write most of our tax code.

The 2017 Cheeto tax cut is the worst symptom of that.

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