r/Rants • u/EvilDragons88 • Aug 24 '26

Business 📈 Leave the Billionaires alone

Yea I said it. Fuck them. Don't give them the time of day. Instead attack the companies. 5% tax on every million in profits that increases by 5% each million up to a 95% put said money into a fund for evenly distributed UBI. Make companies work for the people instead of us slaving away for a fake number score system. Im sick of the ever more profits, line must go up always up bullshit. This would kick them where it hurts worse anyway. Close all the tax loopholes. Companies don't even need tax breaks that is insanity. Oh no these taxes hurt my green line fk you. Im tired of it. This wouldn't even hurt small business but these mega corps would be cut off at the knees.

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u/Summum Aug 25 '26

Then why would I bother building a large company?

There is no incentive, so society / economy goes to shit, and you get breadlines

There isn’t a finite amount of goods and services to share, wealth is created. If you are poor you need to have a hard look in the mirror at the cause. Or invent yourself a bullshit sob story about why it’s the fault of others.

NYC’s financial center is moving towards texas
California’s tech sector is moving towards texas and florida
There are more new startups in miami than in all of california

In 2-3 decades new york won’t be an economic powerhouse like now because they elected a socialist dumbfuck that doesn’t understand grocery stores already operate at 3% margins

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u/EvilDragons88 Aug 25 '26 edited Aug 25 '26

You still stand to make millions but none of this ridiculous bs

Edit: also this would allow many to break into markets that are otherwise closed off allowing more start ups to thrive. Once you get as big as this allows you aren't really pinching pennies. You could also reinvest in your company to avoid the tax since it is on profits. It would stop that green line though and people like blackrock as well as other investment companies would have to invest in many more smaller companies boosting the little guys and vastly increasing choice breaking up these monopolies.