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Maybe some current proposed legislature has set that bar, but this picture of a tweet does not talk about that.
That picture is referencing Kamala's proposed tax policy where she wants to tax unrealized capital gains on individuals worth 100mill exclusively
The tweet does not say Kamala, it does not mention "The President's Budget" that was announced by Biden early this year, it just says that unrealized gains are not being taxed.
There is of course the implication of modern policy but I think it is healthy to include nuance and context as I have.
It's almost like things can exist in a cultural context without explicitly defined connections.
Just say "oh, I didn't realize" instead of digging your heels in.
Whats your problem, mate? Why is context and discussion banned in your world?
You'll only help the liars and fiends by painting Kamala's policy as anything other than what it is.
Says the person doing that exact thing?
I have done nothing but add context, much to your chagrin.
That has been the baseline since the beginning. If you aren’t worth 100million there is no reason you shouldn’t support this.
There's no reason to support it if you are worth that much.
Yeah the double negative in there
There is no beginning, Unrealized Gains taxes were enforced from the founding of this nation until the late 1960s when general properties taxes in the states shifted to no longer include intangible assets, and have been a hot topic the entire time.
If you're referring to the President's Budget plan announced bt Biden early this spring then thats fine. But they didn't mention it.