So other than fermenting
class-warfare and pay-check-envy, why tax-slam successful Americans, forcing negative
adjustments, as with France's former President Sarkozy, facing a 70% tax rate, now
talking about moving to England (he may, also, be tired of the French!). As the Feds seek to devour more from
hard-working, owners, entrepreneurs, managers, and stellar employees, capitalism's
incentive to take risks, start or grow a business, strive for achievement and financial
reward, is diminished, driving many, no doubt, to reduce output and employees, since
the reward for assuming risk, personal-debt, and working one's tail-off, becomes
far less so, as Big Fed
unreasonably-confiscates the fairly-earned income of business people, small and
large, who pursue prosperity; like freedom, a core-opportunity of
traditional-America.
The reason for tax-hammering
the successful among us is not about deficit or debt reduction. If you believe it is, you're a cranial space-particle
trapped in earth-orbit. Punitive
taxation is all about the politics of "fair share," by "according to
their need" collective income-redistribution, the back-bone of Communism, not the
Constitutionally-based liberty of capitalism. Thanks to our democratic-republic,
all citizens are blessed with equal opportunities, not equal outcomes . Closing achievement-gaps demands individual- responsibility,
and with it, work-ethic, lack of bad decisions, a commitment to learning, and,
by one's performance, continually-exceeding expectations. In sum, real, lasting success demands hard
work. So, work for a check, don't wait for one. America's true economic-inequality today is lack
of jobs, caused by the uncertainty and excessive-regulation from this Administration. Thus, over-coming stagnation, is in the hands
of the private-sector, those whom D.C. now chooses to verbally and financially
bludgeon. Responsibly-governed, American
free-enterprise, is the only solution for our economic survival, and retention
of freedom.
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