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It doesn't have to be. Harris' tax plan cut taxes on every bracket except the richest, and we still ended up with more income than we started. The top 1% really are earning way more than anyone would ever need.
Woah slow down there partner, I believe you are giving a bit too much credit there
Receiving is neutral and still points out they are not working for that money.
Shit, you right. Wrong word.
Could you cite a source for that claim?
https://itep.org/a-distributional-analysis-of-kamala-harris-tax-plan/
I may just be blind — apologies if that turns out to be the case — but I can't find where your source claims that net tax revenue would be higher under Harris's tax plan.
I looked too; it doesn't have that stated. Looks more like the plan was more of a rework of current taxes than a tax increase. I feel that my point is still made regardless though.
Hm, well, the following point from your comment is currently conjecture, as you've provided no source for it:
My point being that taxes and the system in general are so messed up that we could acheive a lot of our other goals by rearranging the current tax mess into something less awful.
We don't have to start with 'more taxes' in order to accomplish a reasonably run welfare system.
I'm inclined to agree, though there may certainly be facets that I haven't considered.