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If we all doubled our incomes the price of a cup of coffee and the price of housing would rise to match what the market can bear. Therefore it doesn't matter if half of our money is going to taxes.
Somehow a middle class man could raise a family, own a house and comfortably retire on a single income not to long ago in history before the public was tricked onto sending the wives to work as well.
Alternatively, no one was tricked into anything. Families were trying to take advantage of the system by sending the wife to work to increase their family income. Too many families did that and the market therefore adjusted accordingly to expect the wife to work in order to give the ability to afford a house and family.
Women were tricked into thinking that being a homemaker and mom was bondage. The family unit was broken and we have all experienced a profound loss as a result. This was planned by those at the apex of the power pyramid (for now).
Women going to work was caused by the feminist movement. Who caused the feminist movement? Answer: The globohomos did that too, using propaganda.
Not everyone has an income, so no. Not everyone is taxed at 50%, so no.
But if my taxes came down from 50%, I could buy another car, employing auto workers. I could hire more contractors to renovate my home (employing skilled trades people). My money would go into my local community instead of off to Washington DC, over to Ukraine, back to Raytheon and Lockheed Martin and their employees.
The question is where do we want that extra 50% to go? Guns and bombs? Or cars and homes?
This is the right way to look at it, in my opinion. It's not about the money that taxes remove from the economy. Taxes throttle economic productively multiple times over for each dollar taxed.
I mean, only if the market was inherently monopolistic or fixed, and people would tolerate a 2xing of coffee prices. And then, at that point, how would you know that someone new wouldn't undercut the market by 30%, since it's not like steeping beans in hot water has massive input prices or required skills.
Just because YOU lose half your income to taxes and inflation doesn't mean that income disappears.
Your taxes get spent by other people, is all. Taxes don't cause inflation.
Inflation itself continues wearing away the value of the dollar as more dollars are produced; those dollars are borrowed and spent by the government. THEY get the new dollars, not you. THAT's inflation of the money supply, which would occur even if the Fed was handing you bundles of cash directly. You're not the one getting the cash, though, making it even worse.