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• @ShadSterling@mastodon.social 2026-09-13 03:21

  @beamanuel@mastodon.social it hasn’t yet, but it could. I’d pick an amount of income where no one needs more than that, maybe twice what’s needed to support a thriving family of 5, and tax income above that at 90%; then I’d find the amount invested that would be expected to generate that much in dividends, and tax net worth above that at 90%; then if however much that amount of wealth is, is received as income, I’d tax that at 99%; then the wealth needed to get the 2nd amt as dividends at 99%; and so on

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