you are satisfied with an unequal tax cut and I am in favor of an equal tax cut for the rich and the middle class.
I guess it all depends on your definition of "equal".
For me "equal" would be if everybody paid the same. But that is not practical.
So "unequal" it is. Now the question is who should pay more.
Think of two people sharing a flat.
One works 40 hours (or more) a week in a difficult job and has hardly any time left for anything.
The other worse 20 hours a week in an easy job.
The first makes, let's say 100,000 nuggets per year. The second makes, since his job pays only half as much per hour, 25,000 nuggets per year.
Accepting an "unequal" tax system, how many hours should each work for society rather than himself? Or should the richer guy have to work fewer hours for society since his hours are worth more (to whomever he works for)?
I covered such a scenario in a blog post:
http://citizenleauki.joeuser.com/article/301955/The_right_the_left_and_the_middle_on_taxation