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I can live with unfair starting opportunities if the only alternative is no reward for hard work. At least it gives people the opportunity to move up the ladder, rather than destroying the ladder itself. The safety net is a crucial part of society, as well as rewarding hard work (and allowing...

I was speaking in general terms, that intelligence and hard work lead to better careers and higher salaries. I don't think it's a very controversial idea.

Facts of life: some people are smarter, harder working, more ambitious than others. They get paid more and subsequently get taxed to death. Success isn't so much rewarded as coveted by some people it seems. I'm all for giving every CHILD a fighting chance, but you cannot just endlessly...

Graduated pay scales is not inherently unfair unless you believe that every single person works exactly as hard as each other. If that's the case then yes, everyone should be paid equally.

The top 1% of earners pay 33% of all income tax. How much more do you want? Seriously, give me a figure.