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In an attempt to deal with an affordable housing crisis, the Dutch housing minister recently proposed a law that would have allowed municipalities to force some property owners to sell their homes only to low and middle-income earners. The problem the policy is trying to fix is one that's particularly acute in Canada.

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[–] [email protected] 0 points 2 years ago* (last edited 2 years ago) (1 children)

Bro TOTAL WEALTH. 25% of my TOTAL WEALTH. It's less than 25% of my income, because my total wealth is less than my yearly income.

Marginal or average brackets have nothing to do with it because I'm talking about the tax burden I have relative to my TOTAL WEALTH.

This is why it's frustrating. Everyone ignores the single most important part: this is about TOTAL WEALTH.

TOTAL WEALTH.

TOTAL WEALTH.

Is that clear yet ffs