"NOT A SINGLE LINK"
That's a lie, I gave multiple links. It's not my fault you couldn't understand them.
You posted an article admitting the top 1% got roughly 83% of the tax cuts.
That means if the .1% got just 60% of the cuts for the top 1%...that means the top .1% got MORE THAN HALF the Trump 1.0 tax cuts...and that's BEFORE counting interest, where you conflated direct ownership with direct and indirect ownership.
60% of the 1%'s tax cuts going to the .1% makes sense, since all lower tenths-of-a-percentile have relatively small windows. But once you get to the .1%...you could be talking millions, or hundreds of millions, or billions; there's NO window cap. It makes sense the bulk of the cuts lean toward the top of the scale.
But I get it: you don't understand the underlying math.
"NOT A SINGLE LINK"
That's a lie, I gave multiple links. It's not my fault you couldn't understand them.
You posted an article admitting the top 1% got roughly 83% of the tax cuts.
That means if the .1% got just 60% of the cuts for the top 1%...that means the top .1% got MORE THAN HALF the Trump 1.0 tax cuts...and that's BEFORE counting interest, where you conflated direct ownership with direct and indirect ownership.
60% of the 1%'s tax cuts going to the .1% makes sense, since all lower tenths-of-a-percentile have relatively small windows. But once you get to the .1%...you could be talking millions, or hundreds of millions, or billions; there's NO window cap. It makes sense the bulk of the cuts lean toward the top of the scale.
But I get it: you don't understand the underlying math.