Can anyone define "fair"?

Fair is equality. If someone has the privilege of driving everybody else should as well.

When it comes to taxes it is when middle class people pay 20-25% of their income in taxes while the upperclass can get away with paying less down to 10-15%. I know we have tax brackets but what I'm talking is total amount taxed compared before taxes.

So when you have someone making $21+million a year and only paying 15% while others have to give 20-30% only making $80-170K that's pretty ******* unfair.

Like my Republican teacher said capital gains and dividend tax should be part of the income tax not separate, that we need to raise taxes now so we don't have to in the future at a higher rate, and that government should spend in times of economic trouble but cut back during economic prosperity.

Taxing investment at the same rate as earned income seems fair!

Truly equal opprotunity. The hardest workers being the ones that make the most. Ecomomy built off Labor Theory of Value. None of that "Trickle Down" nonsense.

For a liberal, what is "FAIR" is whatever benefits ME the most

To many people, having the rich pay more and the poor get more would be fair. To many others, everyone paying the same percentage would be fair.

FAIR is probably the most subjective word in the lexicon.

I heard it defined once this way:

Fairness is when someone earns $1 LESS than YOU do, and UNFAIR is anyone who earns $1 MORE than you.

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