@BamanotBama@DplorblyLogical@War4theWest@christopherrufo @PedanticKilljoy @wanyeburkett The unemployment rate only counts people who are without a job and actively looking for work.
If someone's living with their parents and has completely checked out, they're not considered unemployed.
I doubt there's 100 million people like that in the US but the number isn't 0.
@APompliano If it's being replaced with cannabis, I'm not sure the end result is any better. Especially if they're using it at a young age.
With that said, having some alcohol (or cannabis for that matter) every now and then isn't the end of the world.
@GoingParabolic Do people actually believe the $100 million threshold?
More likely scenario: it gets lowered to $10 million or less over time.
Eventually it applies to basically anyone with assets.
Make no mistake, this tax would decimate the US economy.