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The problem is if I’m a high earner why would I stay in the U.S where I’m taxed that high? I’d just leave
It’s interesting to watch @politico freak out over @AOC’s tax proposal mentioned on @60Minutes via tweet and IG without providing much context. Calm down guys, it’s happened before w/ Eisenhower and was a huge success to the country’s economy and infrastructure growth.pic.twitter.com/d3TbCbhJo0
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Who says you can take your high earning job with you? It might be if you want the job, you have to live in the USA. It is also important to note she was talking about people making $25m+ per year, not people making $150k.
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everybody with an ounce of sense not making $10mil a year is roaring "hell yes"
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The problem with Socialism is that you eventually run out of other people's money.
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What shocking is that the gaslighting and brainwashing of the masses have created a system where the average worker vehemently oppose the US raising taxes on those who earn over $10 million per year. Self immolation.
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To the ultra-rich GOPs, this is critical. If the middle class masses don’t feel patriotic advocating for the ultrarich, they won’t vote for those who install legislation that favors the ultra rich & destroy the middle class. it’s not a bug, it’s a feature.
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Isn’t that when America was “great” in the way that Trump supporters want it to be “again”? A 70-90% tax rate for the wealthiest individuals helped build a strong and prosperous middle class.
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Was it a huge success, or do you have no understanding of opportunity costs and geopolitical inevitabilties?
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