So, taxes?
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Brazil's economy minister appears in Pandora papers. he has been practicing an exchange rate policy where he has been profiting while more than half of Brazilians do not know what they are going to eat tomorrow.
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The mechanisms are not so hard to discover:https://ponderwall.com/index.php/2019/10/06/multinationals-avoid-billions-tax/ …
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Wouldn't philanthropy experts know that the rich haven't ever had incentive to do meaningful charity, because capitalism requires them to maintain an underclass they can exploit and profit off of -- hence the well-documented trend of hoarding wealth in tax havens?
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First readthrough I thought they meant that reports exposing the tax havens would reduce donations. Word better, AP.
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Oh FFS
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That's the takeaway you got from the Pandora papers that the rich won't donate enough to the charities. my take away is we need to make it impossible to defund the IRS then the working class wouldn't need so much of a safety net and we could pay off the debt
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I think we should get rid of Social Security.
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So what you’re saying is it was never about the charity? Now they don’t even want the networking associated with hanging out with other elite tax cheats…pic.twitter.com/FRhy2Uqs0e
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