Second as a person who knows first hand of this "trickery" you mention those so called tricks do not exist to the level the media would have you think. Those in the $100k-$1 million bracket do not get some super special hidden tax code that the liberals would have you think they get. What's worse the ones who are using trickery are some of the most liberal in this country and that's these over paid actors. They get paid through foreign corporations via foreign corporations keeping the money out of the US buying such things as million dollar homes at Lake Como or islands in the Caribbean while at the same time declaring marginal income tax in the US. Worse still those same actors tax millions in California tax credits and outright tax subsidies. Ever wonder why you don't hear an Adam Sandler, Johnny Depp, George Clooney speak up about tax codes, taxing the rich or other liberal memes when they sure take up 99% of the rest of the liberal agenda?
Seriously? THOSE DAMN HOLLYWOOD LIBERALS? That's what you're going with?
When people on the left complain about the rich, they're generally not complaining about some guy that makes $100k a year or whatever - they're complaining about the multi-billionaires who get most of their earnings from capital gains, taxed at a whopping 15%. They already have more money than God, and yet, as a famous example, Warren Buffet claimed that his secretary gets taxed at a higher rate than he does. They also have a huge hand in controlling public policy in the U.S. Most of 'em ain't too liberal, and they wield a whole lot more influence than Adam Sandler.
I would argue that is not true at all. Those that are complaining the most are clearly complaining about the sub million "rich" people as much as those making 10 million. Why are Reid and Obama so damn crazy about the $250k/yr number, does anyone here really think $250K/yr is rich?
Buffett and Soros are as liberal as you can get and that's who has the left ear of D.C., come on...
Let me poise a question. We have a few miners that are sitting on what, thousands if not tens of thousands of BTC while the bulk of miners on the other hand have 5-100 coins if they have been around awhile. Should the system be setup to tax those miners with more than 100 BTC at 60%, the "System" keeping 30% of that for providing the system, give 25% to those with less than 10 BTC while those in the 10-100BTC range get 5%? That would equal out the system wouldn't it, make it a fair system?
Maybe the Bitcoin system itself should tax those miners based on hash rate so that anyone with over 300M/h has his hashes divided among all those systems mining at under 300M/h? This way I can mine with a CPU yet my overall hash rate would be 200M/h because those systems pushing 8000 M/h will pay for the overall good of all, I'm sure those miners feel it is their duty, their obligation to spend their dollars for hardware and electricity so for the good of all we would all have more BTC?