There is just something wrong about this. #WealthTax
Tesla CEO Elon Musk beat out Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates to become the second-richest person in the world on Tuesday. $54B still separates Musk from the No. 1 spot held by Amazon founder and CEO Jeff Bezos. nbcnews.to/2JdtNp2

Nov 25, 2020 · 6:24 AM UTC

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And who exactly could have done what he has done? Who should own the product of his labor than himself? Is he a slave for you to order about? Don’t like his products and services, don’t buy them. Don’t like his labor polices, find another job. But no, you choose to steal from him
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Retail investors inflate TSLA to the moon faster than SpaceX rocket lol. It'll take 1 week for Elon to pass the villain Jeff.
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it's almost all stock. If it gets taken away, he loses control of the company. If he loses control of the company, the world doesn't get self driving electric space cars that are sweet and don't ruin the planet. What's not right?
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What’s wrong about it is when he sells his stock he only pays capital gains tax. Less than 15%. Why do I pay a higher rate than someone that made $100B in stocks? It’s just immoral
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We must prevent anyone from being too good at creating what people want!!!!
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Just think ... If you had a pie ... and four or five people each took a huge piece ... then ... what was left over had to be shared with the rest of your extremely large family ... the rest wouldn't get much ... would they!
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Your issue is w/ the CCP, not the tax system.
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Definitely, those subsidies from tax payers.
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The thing that's wrong is that Tesla works for a party cut while musk made billions.