the vast majority of people arent working to get an inheritance, theyre working so *they have enough to live off during their retirement*

An inheritance certainly helps especially paying for funeral expenses

At the very least

no i dont acknowledge that, because the least well off *DONT HAVE ANY FUCKING INHERITANCE*

80K a year

I just showed you

Median

holy shit youre dumb

Average 175K

thats the 50th percentile

not the 1st percentile

Yeah half the population

....

the 50th percentile arent *the least well off* you fucking spastic

Thats literally half the population, not all of those are your fantasy evil men in monocles

>comes in here trying to prove me to be stupid
>comes off looking stupid himself

People buy life insurance policies and invest to put aside for their future possibly their deaths

you said "acknowledge inheritance tax would hurt the least well off"
but the least well off are the people in the 1st percentile, *who have no wealth at all*

so it cant possibly hurt them

*dumbbbbb*

I dont even get your argument youre saying that unless youre a literal hobo the tax wont affect you

Lets expand it out

What is it like half the us population is 1 paycheque away from.bankruptcy

thats the worst interpretation of my argument, that ive seen, ever

3/4ths have credit card debt over 20K

A lot of those could use some relief

yep thats all terrible

agreed

Yeah

A little grandma present

GG @Thief, you just advanced to level 4!

Would be great about now

also i dont think 3/4ths have credit card debt higher than 20k

i thought the number was 5k

20k is a bit too ridiculous, even for your sake

55-60% have credit card debt

and no, the people who need the relief are mostly 20-50 year olds

yet the people who get most of the inheritance are 50+

who are doing just fine

the real way to solve this issue is the systematically alter worker conditions

20-50 year olds dont get inheritance?