[master_crab]

Of all the victims, people should have the least sympathy on taxation (double or otherwise) on the estate. The US (federal - states have different limits) already sets the minimum threshold for estate tax collection at about $14 million. At that level, we dont, and should not care about double, triple, or n-level taxation on the estate (which is what it sounds like you are implying).

[mindslight]

I described how I believe the current state came about. You should have been able to tell the directionality of my comment from what else I chose to mention. Yet you still found it appropriate to pile on with some equity-eschewing rallying cry. Given that what you're saying is the direct opposite of the situation we've actually arrived at, do you think that maximally-presented changes will have any hope at succeeding?

But really, you should learn that this kind of inflammatory policing of the ingroup is very toxic, and only alienates people from your overall goal.