In article ,
Doug Miller wrote:

On average, perhaps. But why do you continue to refuse to acknowledge that
those whose
income is derived mostly, or entirely, from investments pay a lower rate than
those whose
income is derived mostly, or entirely, from salary or wages?
Didn't know I was doing that. So, why do you continue to refuse to
acknowledge that those in the higher brackets pay a higher effective
rate overall than those in the lower ones? That the Buffett rule is
based on cherry picking a few special cases?

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