- Jan 3, 2012
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Yes, people who earn more will pay more tax, which is how it should be.Well I have read this twice and can only conclude that your user name is ironic.
But let's go back to your last coherant thought in your previous post to me, your misrepresentation of my point here:
"That isn’t your argument though, because the issue really at hand is that you want those people earning more than you to pay more tax than you.
The sort of petty adolescent argument most people grow out of by the time their brain has fully developed by 25yo (according to the U.K. Govt research)."
You say my argument was that I want people who earn more money than me to pay more tax. You add that this is an adolescent argument that most people grow out of.
In fact this is exactly how the tax system works, people who earn more than me Do pay more tax, just as the people I earn more than pay less than me.
Are you and the other fully developed 25yo+ people advocating a different tax system?
I note with interest that you didn't link to the UK gov research, I suspect this might be for the best.
but then there’s tax avoidance - legal but not necessarily ethical - and tax evasion, which would be illegal.
not that whether 16-18 year olds should vote would be affected by that, but plenty of them would have views on it.