Wednesday, July 27, 2011

Mark Perry is wrong on taxes

In complaining about the Warren Buffet tax theory he shows this chart:
The rich have a problem in not collecting the government services they pay for, there is cost shifting from local governments to central government.  Under minimal conditions, the rich would pay for all of central government functions, but collect all of central government services, mainly shooting Arabs for oil.

Why the cost shifting?
Because rich people are too stupid to notice that the distribution of states are so screwed up that no regional governments exist.  If the rich funded the development of regional government organizations, and a redistribution of Senate seats toward fairness, then much of the cost shifting would stop at the regional level and rich people could have all of central government.

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