75% Tax Rate

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-19754016

Well, it's gone through. Hollande's vision of a socialist utopia where profit is severely punished. Luckily I'm not in France, so I'm in a position to watch it all go to shit and see Rand proven complete right with a modern day example.

-A new 75% tax on the richest earning more than 1m euros
-A 45% income tax rate on incomes over 150,000 euros a year
-A freeze in government spending, excluding debt repayments and pensions
-The elimination of a ceiling on "l'impot de solidarite sur la fortune", or wealth taxes, so that assets of more than 1.3m euros will be taxed at 1.5%
-The reduction of tax exemptions for loan payments by large corporations
-Capital gains and dividends will now be subject to the income tax regime

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He's not saying that, he's saying you instantly assume people who are wealthier than you are wealthy because they somehow stole the product of your labor.

Are you one of these people who say shit like "why do we have to learn math, when will we ever use it" and who look at people working in offices and think "they're not doing anything productive, not like my job flipping burgers in a paper hat"?