Exactly. It is an aberration that should be stopped.
People always rush to the reasoning that if your tax billionaires, they'll move somewhere else.
So, win-win. If they aren't paying taxes here, who cares where they go to pay no taxes? Plus you get over the embarrassment of their tedious little lectures and exhibits of idiocy.
Extreme wealth is like any addiction behavior ,ie, drugs, alcohol, gambling, violence.
Needs to regulated.....for both individual and society benefits and health.
@QasimRashid I've been saying this for years. The only people who've ever disagreed have faltered after I explained just how much money a billion is.
Humans aren't generally very good with big numbers.
@QasimRashid and it's not even the first time he loses over a hundred billion… it's par for the course for him, he's so wealthy it's almost impossible for him to lose money fast enough to stop being a billionaire.
But yeah, no one should have more than say, a hundred *millions*, (and i believe that's already pretty generous as a cap), and if that forces someone to sell their companies so it takes more people to agree for things to happen, good.
25% wealth tax/year, dropping to 5% when they're down to $78m