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Originally Posted by RIJIMMY
Johnny, couldnt disagree more, but appreciate you thinking of it. I can never believe that the $30 tip a waiter gets from a "rich" person having a $150 dinner would be better spent giving the $30 to the government to dole out as they see fit.
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I can completely respect that. Just a difference in opinion.
In a somewhat related note, I think reform needs to happen with regards to the way Capital Gains Tax is handled. One rate, across the board. Assuming the market will eventually come back and return to it's average of 7-11% return/year, there shouldn't be a need to "provide an incentive" for people to invest in the capital market.