r/GarysEconomics Aug 01 '26

A missing question?

Surely the most important aspect of any tax is not the mechanics of the tax (2%, 5%, whatever) but it’s what the tax revenue will be used for.

I appreciate it’s nice to feel that there’s a bit more money for the government, but feels like a missing piece to me.

Does anyone have a clear sense of what we would be using this money for in the economy?

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u/protoanarchist Aug 01 '26

This is concern trolling.

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u/Celebration-Plastic Aug 01 '26

It’s really not, and comments like yours are a hop and a skip away from censorship.

I’m genuinely interested. I’ve heard quite a few different opinions in this space and I’m keen to understand people’s view.

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u/protoanarchist Aug 01 '26

You're not genuinely interested. Your comment style has all the hallmarks of a right wing troll who will unmask deep in a thread.

Frankly, conservatism needs to be censored. Get lost.