[THEFERMANATOR]

Well if you use this as an analogy of the average upper middle class(and leave out the 1% that comprise the true upper class), then it makes sense to me. That upper 1% doesn't pay much at all, and justly they shouldn't pay as much as our current system probably says they should. My grandfather remembers the pre REAGAN era when he made his first over $100K in a year, he also remembers paying everything he made over that $100K back to the government because of our sliding scale tax system. So he went and opened up a business in the CAICOS ISLANDS(instead of renting desk space there like most do). Our country right now has some SERIOUS subscriptions(were WAY beyond issues here), and we need some MAJOR reworking to correct it. Problem being those who can make a difference, don't want it to change.