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I have to tell you, extraordinarily rich people declaring that being taxed at 70% for income *over $10 million a year* (not including capital gains etc) constitutes a ‘class war’ against them - this is a very, very, very bad look while a million people just missed two pay checks.
Of course higher tax rates per se are not class war, any more than deportations per se are culture war. But e.g. naming specific people you want to deport, in order to excite your supporters, is culture war. And naming people you want to tax, for the same reason, is class war.
You want to talk about false equivalences and logical fallacies - pointing out that the richest people in the world earn vast tracts of money and should pay more tax is not the same as attacking people’s basic citizenship rights.
Perhaps you’re arguing that someone saying that George Soros should be deported because he’s a Jewish mastermind attempting to deform democracy is the same as saying Jeff Bezos should pay more tax? One of those is a racist anti-Semitic conspiracy theory. One isn’t.
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