Quote Originally Posted by bunnys View Post
The reality is that some people have many more advantages (intelligence, stable childhood, education, contacts) that pretty much set them up for success. From the very beginning some are set up for success and so because the likelihood they're going to succeed is greater, the should pay a higher percentage of their income.
How does one distill this unfair advantage (as it must be "unfair" if it is "fair" to take away the proceeds) from personal effort and an appropriate level of reward for success?