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@cynicalsayonara7169 The problem is you fail to consider scaling. He took a million and made it a billion. If somebody gave you a thousand, could you make it a million? If somebody gave you a dollar, could you make it a thousand?
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@user-qm9oo2fd2o I can’t wait for Gina Carano’s movie: “My Som, Hunter” It’s going to be AWESOME!!
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@penetrasean Of course they are… Because who wrote the bills that created such a convoluted tax code that the most rich have the ability to navigate with their army of lawyers and accountants. If you tax everybody the same, but throw in a bunch of loopholes to take advantage of, you will naturally create a situation where ONLY those most in the know will have the greatest advantage. If you do it federally, it becomes even MORE easier for the rich as they don’t have to waste time messing with state and local laws. This leaves local businesses under the federal burden with fewer known and understood incentives. Had America followed first principles, MOST of the tax code would be defined locally and not federally forcing larger companies to compete with local companies on a much fairer playing field. It’s basically all companies running in the same race instead of the largest companies running multiple races against smaller companies running a single race.
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@gabrieldefigueiredo7905 Study economics. Get a spreadsheet. Crunch some numbers. What you THINK might be “good” isn’t always feasible. If it is, figure it out instead of waiting for somebody else to figure it out.
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The problem is, these billionaires have already raised their children into the type of people they are going to be. What you leave then when they are 30 isn’t going to have the same influence as how they lived as a child.
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