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by dude187
1856 days ago
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> it generally tries to accomplish its goals while first keeping the corporations pleased What goals are compromised to "keep the corporations pleased"? How would these goals be defined if the corporations were not be taken into account? > and second never truly taxing the rich You hold "taxing the rich" as some sort of high level independent goal to be done in and of itself. Can you quantify what the lack of funds are that available to SF from not "taxing the rich"? How much is the budget shortfall, and what would this extra budget go to if San Francisco were to "tax the rich"? |
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