Re: Redistribution-Revisited.
That is a true taxation model, but what happens to the 1.5 points of GPA collected? Say there is a third student who lays on the couch all day playing Nintendo. This third student eats the roomates' food, uses electricity, water, and telephone all without paying. This student complains that its not fair that he has a 0gpa, so he gets the 1.5 points collected. Now it is redistribution of wealth.
Pony said:Man I am getting ripped off. I didnt know that taxing the rich at a higher level would be ike giving me money. This example is ridiculous. It would more true to say that the girl with the 2.0 gets taxed .5, since if they taxed her more, survival in college would be difficult. Then to get more gpa return, tax the 4.0 student 1 gpa point. makeing them 1.5 and 3.0 respectively. NOT 3.0 each. This seems fair since all 4.0 students would be taxed the same way and a 3.0 would stil have all its advantages, while still being well above the 1.5 from the under performer who doesnt deserve the increase. At least thats how I see it........
The solution you have noted is communism NOT Democratic. Perhaps this is why you neocons keep confusing the two? 8)
You guys want to talk union health bennies?? How much of a break does $800 for a family of 4 per month for the MINIMUM amount of coverage sound? Cuz thats what it is.................
BTW, this is coming from an independant, Not a liberal or conservative.
That is a true taxation model, but what happens to the 1.5 points of GPA collected? Say there is a third student who lays on the couch all day playing Nintendo. This third student eats the roomates' food, uses electricity, water, and telephone all without paying. This student complains that its not fair that he has a 0gpa, so he gets the 1.5 points collected. Now it is redistribution of wealth.