Anytime you feel like asking “how will we pay for this?” my answer will always be “tax the FUCK out of billionaires on the order of 80-90%” because that’s what worked from 1940-1980 when the US enjoyed its greatest period of sustained economic prosperity.
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En réponse à @ChrisWarcraft
90% marginal tax rate (and I mean stocks and investments - the whole enchilada) beyond your first $250k kicking off with a one-time 75% wealth tax of anyone worth more than $10 million
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En réponse à @09mshatraw @ChrisWarcraft
To be realistic there are only 630 billionaires in America, who would have no problem buying citizenship in a tax friendly country. Depending on what programs are passed we all are going to pay more.
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En réponse à @irisperezde @09mshatraw
It’s funny you think we have to give a shit about people who would rather flee the country than support it
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En réponse à @ChrisWarcraft @09mshatraw
So than who will you tax? I know no one that would be willing to pay 80, 90% of their income, would you?
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En réponse à @irisperezde @09mshatraw
Again, it’s very simple. If they don’t want to pay taxes, they don’t get to live or operate in the US. But hey, all those billionaires are brilliant innovators, that’s what people keep telling me, I’m sure they won’t have a problem replicating their success elsewhere.
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Also, you seem to not understand the idea of a graduated tax rate. If you’re not a billionaire, you’re not getting taxed at 80-90%.
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Those 630 billionaires also contribute shockingly small amounts of tax money. I’m not sure we would even notice if they moved to a different Country to avoid paying taxes...
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