(C'mon downvotes!) I thought the idea of paying your "fair share" was in relation to the services provided by the taxes paid. I can take an extreme example that I've tried to steel man to hold up this point: Bill Gates.
Does Bill Gates the man use more taxpayer provided military/healthcare/infrastructure.. than anyone else? Of those things that he does use more of, if he taxed by the volume of those services used (example: water/sewer) and therefore paying his fair share?
What difference does it make if her was born to rich parents? How does that make it right to make him pay more money?
I am asking respectfully and I sincerely hope that you do not take this as an attack.
Does Bill Gates the man use more taxpayer provided military/healthcare/infrastructure.. than anyone else? Of those things that he does use more of, if he taxed by the volume of those services used (example: water/sewer) and therefore paying his fair share?
What difference does it make if her was born to rich parents? How does that make it right to make him pay more money?
I am asking respectfully and I sincerely hope that you do not take this as an attack.
edit: spelling