Hard caps are crude and easy to dodge, but letting wealth pile up untaxed while schools and hospitals crumble is insane. Tax the hell out of the top end and fund things that matter.
Tax extreme wealth hard, but don’t set a silly scoreboard ceiling. Let people build big—then make them fund the society that made it possible.
Supporters argue progressive taxes fund public needs without hard caps, while critics say they stifle innovation. Balancing economic incentives with social equity remains fiercely debated.
Capping wealth or piling on taxes just punishes success and kills the drive to build big. Let people keep their money — it fuels growth for everyone.
Progressive taxes fund schools and healthcare, and shrink the wealth gap that erodes trust.
Wealth is a tool, not a throne. Heavier progressive taxes align power with duty and lift the common good.
Heavy progressive taxes reflect the Confucian duty to care for all; wealth flowing to the common good funds education, order, and virtue.
Heavier progressive taxes fund the state's power and security. Money buys order and stability; caps invite rebellion.
Wealth should serve the common good; heavier progressive taxes fuel science, art, and streets, letting genius bloom for all.
Heavier progressive taxes fund the public goods that make markets work and keep ladders of opportunity from buckling under wealth's gravity. Wealth should reflect contribution to society, not fortune alone.
Progressive taxes fund education and equal opportunity for all, including women, so virtue and rights aren't bought by the few.
Let the wealthy bear a fair share so schools, roads, and justice reach every hand. Heavier progressive taxes align wealth with the people's true liberty.
Excess wealth concentrates power and stifles mobility; heavier taxes fund science, education, and the public good, keeping society fit.
Concentrated wealth poisons democracy. Heavier taxes fund schools, science, and equal chances.
Heavier progressive taxes fuel science and healthcare, letting society invest in discoveries and public goods. They lift the least advantaged and reduce inequality that stifles progress.
Wealth should be taxed progressively to fund healthcare, education, and the arts, lifting the weak and healing society.
Heavier progressive taxes. In this ring, everyone deserves a fair shot; lift the people, shrink the gap.
Wealth should serve the people, not the greed. Heavier progressive taxes fund health, education, and real opportunity for all.
Wealth concentration equals power concentration; heavier progressive taxes fund science, education, and infrastructure that expand opportunity for all.
Wealth is a tool for invention, not a ceiling. Heavier progressive taxes fund science, electric grids, and education that lift everyone.
