Candidates for 2020 elections.

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(06-04-2019, 02:11 PM)Belsnickel Wrote: If you are taxing the wealthy based on the amount of wealth they hold, that is not disproportionate. It is a proportion based on their wealth. Much like how our progressive tax system does the same thing based on income. By the definition of radical your presented earlier, this solution is far less so than a flat tax.

OK, I see we're chasing the squirrel. We can discuss funding universal healthcare in a universal healthcare thread. Fred choose to introduce the Red Herring; I shouldn't have taken the bait. The bottom line is many on the Left insult Biden for not being radical enough and going to Universal healthcare would be a radical change (remember your stance on flat tax) as we currently don't have it.  We can pick and choose examples all day.

For instance:

Is College debt forgiveness a good idea?

Is catch and release a good idea

Is giving Citizens $1000 a month a good idea


Now how many of those are a radical change from what we currently have.