Oh.
Well, sorry, I thougt you were stating a serious position with the intent to sway people to agree with it, supporting it with a sound argument, etc.
My mistake.
If you're asking for supportive reference to my radical proposal consider the condition of the U.S. economy before FDR implemented his
New Deal, which consisted of a progressive tax rate with an upper maximum level of
91%! That's
ninety-one percent! And you should know it didn't impoverish the super-rich. It simply made them a bit less rich. What it did was prevent the Nation from becoming a plutocracy.
What he did with revenue derived from that confiscatory level of taxation was create the WPA and CCC public work programs which enabled millions of unemployed and impoverished Americans, including my father, to earn money, which they recirculated into the economy, which was immediately rejuvenated. Consider that the decades between the late 40s and the early 80s, when Reagan imposed his "trickle down," Milton Friedman
supply side bullshit, were the most productive and prosperous years in our history.
That's just one example of what I'm talking about. Now I suggest you do some Google research to learn more about the New Deal and how it served to create the middle class. You can do that and pay attention to the facts, or you can listen to the right-wing water-carriers who believe anything Rush Limbaugh, a near billionaire, tells them.
In the simplest terms, in order for a unique economy such as ours to remain healthy it requires maximum circulation of the Nation's wealth resource. When a small number of exploitative individuals are able to hoard a substantial amount of that resource, the economy becomes stagnant --
as our economy presently is.