You are delusional. I have already documented that his effective marginal tax rate is slightly more than one percent. Just what "other" taxes does he pay that could possibly total 48%? Most of his wealth growth comes from unrealized capital gains. To access that value he borrows money against those unrealized capital gains. When he does realize those capital gains, at best, he will pay no more than 23.8%, be happy to explain how that is calculated if you are interested. He would pay a Medicare surtax, but not a FICA tax. But there are multiple tax avoidance strategies he could use to tap that income without paying a capital gains tax. For instance, he could place the stock in a Charitable Remainder Trust, the trusts sells the stock and neither he, nor the charity, will pay capital gains on the proceeds. He can write off the value of the stock from his income taxes over five years, less the anticipated value of the income, and yes, I said income, that he would receive from the trust over his lifetime. Finally, since upon his death the remaining proceeds go to the charity, the asset is no longer included in the calculation of the value of his estate for estate tax purposes.
Let's put numbers to that. He has stock that cost him nothing to begin with. He donates it to a CRT that sells it for two million dollars. He takes income from the trust, say fifty grand a year. His expected life span is, say, 20 years. So he can deduct one million dollars from his income over five years. The fifty grand he gets is tax free. No capital gains. Fifty grand a year in tax free income. A million dollar write off against other income, and no estate tax due at his death. Sure, twenty years later the charity might get a million dollars or so. But he avoided capital gains on two million dollars and income taxes on another million that was totally unrelated to the stock proceeds.
See, the difference between me and all you dumbshits is I know how the system works. And I am here to tell you, the field is tilted in their favor and normal people have to make up the difference.