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I am wondering if those who have been opposed to the redistribution of wealth are still secure in that position.
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Whenever wealth is shifted by government decisions, it is a "redistribution." Some have argued heavily on this board that "redistribution" by tax reform that favors the masses is wrong. Now that actual tax reform proposes to shift in the opposite direction, I wonder if they still favor the same argument.
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