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A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
"unrealised gains" yes. I don't think we should tax that.

However. These billionaires are using these unrealised gains as leverage on loans from the bank, which means they can have their cake and eat it too.

I think it would be fair to tax loans that use stocks as leverage, or tax stocks that are used as leverage. Even if this has to done carefully as to not damage legitimate businesses that use stocks as leverage to get bank loans for their businesses.

Also think we should have a big estate tax. And lower taxes on income.
gpt
If a bank decides to give someone a loan who uses stocks as collateral why should the state insert itself into the equation to get a cut?