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But 80% are paying more tax, something you're against - yet you're apparently ok with that coz "equality"?Geez mate, pretty thin Not to mention some are obviously more "equal" than others, if you know what I mean ie. a 10% tax increase for a billionaire wouldn't even be noticed in terms of living standards, whereas a similar increase for someone near the poverty line would be catastrophic.But sure, lets assume you're actually being serious here, as it does explain this postSo I ask again, if it isn't government benefits or assistance, what benefit do the poor actually get as a result of this approach and why is it better for the 80% of society who are paying more tax than they used to?
But 80% are paying more tax, something you're against - yet you're apparently ok with that coz "equality"?
Geez mate, pretty thin
Not to mention some are obviously more "equal" than others, if you know what I mean ie. a 10% tax increase for a billionaire wouldn't even be noticed in terms of living standards, whereas a similar increase for someone near the poverty line would be catastrophic.
But sure, lets assume you're actually being serious here, as it does explain this post
So I ask again, if it isn't government benefits or assistance, what benefit do the poor actually get as a result of this approach and why is it better for the 80% of society who are paying more tax than they used to?
