vazaki3
Well-known member
In Tax We Trust
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In tax we trust.
To our fellow DASH millionaires and billionaires,
If you’re participating in the MNOs Forum this January , you’re going to be joining an exclusive group of people looking for an answer to the question behind this year’s theme, ‘how do we work together and restore trust?’
You’re not going to find the answer in a private forum, surrounded by other DASH millionaires and billionaires and the Dash’s most powerful people. If you’re paying attention, you’ll find that you’re part of the problem.
Trust - in politics, in society, in one another - is not built in tiny side rooms only accessible by the very richest and most powerful. It’s not built by billionaire space travelers who make a fortune out of a pandemic but pay almost nothing in taxes and provide poor wages for their workers. Trust is built through accountability, through well-oiled, fair, and open democracies that provide good services and support all their citizens.
And the bedrock of a strong democracy is a fair tax system. A fair DASH tax system, that will take into account all Dash generations.
As millionaires, we know that the current DASH tax system is not fair. Most of us can say that, while the DASH community has gone through an immense amount of suffering in the last two years, we have actually seen our wealth rise during the pandemic - yet few if any of us can honestly say that we pay our fair share in taxes.
This injustice baked into the foundation of the DASH tax system has created a colossal lack of trust between the people of DASH and the elites MNOs who are the architects of this system. Bridging that divide is going to take more than billionaire vanity projects or piecemeal philanthropic gestures - it’s going to take a complete overhaul of a system that up until now has been deliberately designed to make the rich richer.
To put it simply, restoring trust among Dash generations requires taxing the rich MNOs. Dash community- must demand the rich pay, epsecially the old Dash generation, to pay their fair share. Tax the rich, and tax them now.
The truth is the mno-only forum and the mno voters do not deserve Dash community's trust right now. For all the countless hours spent talking about making DASH a better place, the conference has produced little tangible value amidst a torrent of self-congratulations. Until participants acknowledge the simple, effective solution staring them in the face - taxing the rich - the people of Dash will continue to see their so-called dedication to fixing Dash's problems as little more than a performance.
History paints a pretty bleak picture of what the endgame of extremely unequal societies looks like. For all our well-being - rich and poor alike - it’s time to confront inequality and choose to tax the rich. Show the people of Dash that you deserve their trust.
If you don’t, then all the private talks won’t change what’s coming - it’s taxes or pitchforks. Let’s listen to history and choose wisely.
The Signers
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Signatories — In Tax We Trust
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In tax we trust.
To our fellow DASH millionaires and billionaires,
If you’re participating in the MNOs Forum this January , you’re going to be joining an exclusive group of people looking for an answer to the question behind this year’s theme, ‘how do we work together and restore trust?’
You’re not going to find the answer in a private forum, surrounded by other DASH millionaires and billionaires and the Dash’s most powerful people. If you’re paying attention, you’ll find that you’re part of the problem.
Trust - in politics, in society, in one another - is not built in tiny side rooms only accessible by the very richest and most powerful. It’s not built by billionaire space travelers who make a fortune out of a pandemic but pay almost nothing in taxes and provide poor wages for their workers. Trust is built through accountability, through well-oiled, fair, and open democracies that provide good services and support all their citizens.
And the bedrock of a strong democracy is a fair tax system. A fair DASH tax system, that will take into account all Dash generations.
As millionaires, we know that the current DASH tax system is not fair. Most of us can say that, while the DASH community has gone through an immense amount of suffering in the last two years, we have actually seen our wealth rise during the pandemic - yet few if any of us can honestly say that we pay our fair share in taxes.
This injustice baked into the foundation of the DASH tax system has created a colossal lack of trust between the people of DASH and the elites MNOs who are the architects of this system. Bridging that divide is going to take more than billionaire vanity projects or piecemeal philanthropic gestures - it’s going to take a complete overhaul of a system that up until now has been deliberately designed to make the rich richer.
To put it simply, restoring trust among Dash generations requires taxing the rich MNOs. Dash community- must demand the rich pay, epsecially the old Dash generation, to pay their fair share. Tax the rich, and tax them now.
The truth is the mno-only forum and the mno voters do not deserve Dash community's trust right now. For all the countless hours spent talking about making DASH a better place, the conference has produced little tangible value amidst a torrent of self-congratulations. Until participants acknowledge the simple, effective solution staring them in the face - taxing the rich - the people of Dash will continue to see their so-called dedication to fixing Dash's problems as little more than a performance.
History paints a pretty bleak picture of what the endgame of extremely unequal societies looks like. For all our well-being - rich and poor alike - it’s time to confront inequality and choose to tax the rich. Show the people of Dash that you deserve their trust.
If you don’t, then all the private talks won’t change what’s coming - it’s taxes or pitchforks. Let’s listen to history and choose wisely.
The Signers
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Signatories — In Tax We Trust
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