[baby]

you're talking to the wrong person, I personally think I'm not being taxed enough. I make absurd amounts of money while people are dying in the street (SF is the city with the highest number of homeless people I've seen in my life, and I've travelled the world)

[helloworld11]

Nothing whatsoever prevents you from voluntarily increasing your payments to the government, both federal and state, or even municipally in the form of donations. Yes, you can request that they take extra money and they will happily do so. So once you're done patting yourself on the back about how progressive minded you are, just pay more. It would however be nice if people who claim to feel the way you do didn't so often try to force others to be just as "generous" by throwing scorn on people's legal attempts at tax reduction.

[splintercell]

He doesn't actually want his own taxes to go up, he wants taxes of other people in his bracket to go up. His own increased taxes is just a price he's willing to pay.

[baby]

I don’t see how this would fix the problem? The issue is not how much I pay, it’s how much people pay in general.

[throw123123123]

You can solve this conundrum individually with donations: taxes would go contrary to your stated goal, as the destination of funds is not in your control

[baby]

Let’s make all tax donation am I right?

[throw123123123]

Maybe, maybe not. But certainly things like specific targeted programs one should be.

[thorwasdfasdf]

can I make some guesses? are you single with no family, yet?

(correct me if i'm wrong) if you had a family to support, with the truely enormous financial costs that SF brings, I think you might change your opinion on this matter.