They don’t have enough cash to help the poor or feed everyone, let alone tackle housing. California already spends 60k per homeless and hasn’t fixed anything. So thing another billion is the problem?
And Amazon makes about 2500 dollars every second. If we taxed them at my tax rate, that would be ~1000 dollars a second. So every minute that Amazon is taxed at the same rate as the rest of us would pay for services for a homeless person. There are ~180,000 homelsee people in CA, we could pay for 60 of them in an hour, 1440 a day, and all of them in 125 days. From taxing one company’s current profits at the same rate that the rest of us are taxed.
They don’t have enough cash to help the poor or feed everyone, let alone tackle housing. California already spends 60k per homeless and hasn’t fixed anything. So thing another billion is the problem?
And Amazon makes about 2500 dollars every second. If we taxed them at my tax rate, that would be ~1000 dollars a second. So every minute that Amazon is taxed at the same rate as the rest of us would pay for services for a homeless person. There are ~180,000 homelsee people in CA, we could pay for 60 of them in an hour, 1440 a day, and all of them in 125 days. From taxing one company’s current profits at the same rate that the rest of us are taxed.
Tax. The. Rich.