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|    Elendil to Attila    |
|    Re: tRump socialist (2/2)    |
|    14 Nov 25 10:24:11    |
      [continued from previous message]              >>>> to do - let them starve? They will turn to crime before that.       >>>       >>> There are always jobs available for those who will take the       >>> training. At the moment there 10,000 ATC openings for       >>> example.       >>>       >>> The government cannot be everything to everyone. The idea       >>> that "the rich" can be made to pay for everything is       >>> economic nonsense.       >>>       >>> I am still waiting for a definition of "fair share".       >>>       >> What about a flat income tax? Maybe 20% for everyone? Then "the rich"       >> would pay their "fair share."       >       > That doesn't take into account the core expense of staying       > alive. Things like food, shelter, clothing, energy, and in       > today's world transportation.       >       > X% of one person could be the difference between living and       > dying while that same X% of another would not impact their       > lifestyle much less their life. A flat tax sounds good but       > it would be complex to implement.       >       It's possible to talk about though isn't it? I think that constitutes a       fair share, mainly because it is incredibly more than the billionaires       are paying presently.              You asked for a definition - that is one for me. It is also a worker       ideal that billionaires would pay 20% income tax because a lot of weight       off of our shoulders.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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