It was simple to understand and a very good point, too. I imagine the down-votes are from knee-jerk reactions from those who (erroneously) think you're against the FT completely. In fact, your point that already-taxed assets need to be considered and protected when implementing a FT don't detract from the benefits and good sense of a properly implemented FT system whatsoever; it strengthens the "fair" aspect of it. Thanks for bringing the topic up in this post.

It was simple to understand and a very good point, too. I imagine the down-votes are from knee-jerk reactions from those who (erroneously) think you're against the FT. In fact, your point that already-taxed assets need to be considered and protected when implementing a FT don't detract from the benefits and good sense of a properly implemented FT system whatsoever; it strengthens the "fair" aspect of it. Thanks for bringing the topic up in this post.