Re:Money can buy happiness, but not unconditionally
by marcosdumay on Sunday October 28, 2018 @02:14PM
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You are creating a straw-men. The GP clearly wasn't talking about the top 1%.
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Re:Money can buy happiness, but not unconditionally
by Kaveren on Sunday October 28, 2018 @03:18PM
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> "It's a major reason why taxation should focus on the rich (as opposed to the 'well off' e.g. high incomes). They really will not notice it aside from ideological opposition."
I don't understand what the srawman you think I was making is supposed to be. The quote is what I was replying to. He was referring on taxation focusing on the rich (not the well off). My original reply was commenting on that.
Is the strawman supposed to be that 1% is too high a bar of entry to be considered rich? Or something else?
Re:Money can buy happiness, but not unconditionally
by marcosdumay on Tuesday October 30, 2018 @08:37AM
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Financial security is a much higher bar than 1%.