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That's the J. Michael Straczynski you might know from the Babylon 5 television series or more recently the first Thor movie. It's a Facebook URL but login is not required. It is, however, Facebook, so you read the comments at your peril.
I'm sure there's a story behind this but I don't know it - I just saw the link being passed around and thought I'd share.
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Date: 2014-05-06 02:42 pm (UTC)However, I don't think reform of the tax system would address the core problem here, for which I don't see an easy solution. I might support something like an "education" tax that would be used to fund making student loans interest-free and forgiveness of current loan debt. That would be essentially shuffling money around the Federal books since a huge amount of student loan interest goes to the government anyway, so net revenue impact would be small. And debt relief would potentially do a lot to lift people into more middle-class status. It wouldn't address the issues of the ultra-wealthy escaping the consequences of their acts, though. That would require things like actually going after the perpetrators of mortgage fraud, prosecuting rich white folk who rape, etc.