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To: ggersh who wrote (113248)	9/7/2015 4:19:06 PM
From: bart13	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 218539

Putting both in the same class is clearly fair, not, paying say a 10% while earning a billion and earning 50k aren't even close to being fair. "But while we're on taxes, what should the average total tax rate be for both average/median Americans total income and the 1%ers?" I didn't put them in the same class. WTF? No answer on the "correct" total tax rates too. Walmart benefits Walmart. Of course, but that doesn't answer my questions Probably more poverty in Asia since 2000 That surprises me. Loopholes for people, no, loopholes for companies that hire people, pay their taxes, loopholes that benefit everyone, yes. Here is who benefits from the "loopholes" in today's world. Exactly like my charts from 2007, and 2007 comments about a 1929 parallel