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After spending more than two decades publicly and privately debating liberals regarding the subject of taxation, one thing has become increasingly clear to me: Most liberals are socialists.
Liberals typically say that what bothers them most about our system of taxation is that the rich don’t pay enough in taxes, or that the wealthy don’t shoulder their fair share of the tax burden. If you dig a little deeper, however, you will discover that is not what bothers them at all. It’s something much worse.
Once you get past a liberal’s, “it’s just a tax cut for the rich” ~~~~~~ion to every tax cutting measure ever proposed, some very interesting things become apparent. First, is this: To a liberal, tax policy should be fair to the poor, but absolutely must not be fair to the rich.
In fact, to liberals, wealthy Americans have absolutely no right to insist that the tax system treat them fairly. After all, they are rich and can look out for themselves. They can afford to pay more, therefore, they should.
This bias against successful people is evidenced by the consistency with which liberals attempt to stir up the pot of class envy at every turn. If a tax cutting bill or measure, for example, does nothing but give every taxpayer in every bracket, regardless of income, a 10 percent tax cut, to a liberal that tax cut is designed primarily to benefit the wealthy.
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