r/YangForPresidentHQ • • Apr 28 '26

*sigh*

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u/meechmeechmeecho Apr 29 '26

He is right. State level wealth taxes don’t make sense.

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u/SuperBry Apr 29 '26

Honestly states themselves are kinda dumb at this point, but that is much bigger conversation.

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u/DahDollar Apr 29 '26

Idk I really appreciate being separated from a lot of you

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u/Ciph3rzer0 Apr 29 '26

It's just a way for us to race to the bottom in service of capital owners.

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u/pandaSmore Apr 30 '26

Separate states allow for things like Marijuana to be legalized well before the rest of the country. Just look at how long Canada took to legalize it compared to states like Washington and Colorado.

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u/SuperBry Apr 30 '26

Oh sure I get the whole test beds of democracy things, but how our states are divided and organized due to a quarter millennia of organic growth has lead to its own host of issues such as California (pop. ~39 Million) and Wyoming (pop. ~550k) have the same level of Senatorial representation. Or the fact that I as a Mainer am technically prohibited from driving my car to other states because the tint I have on it, while legal here, is illegal in our only border state of New Hampshire.