Discuss the state tax deduction, capital gains tax, and inheritance tax. Also, talk about the relationship between taxes and the economic success of states.
After reading all the ridiculous, and as usual, unhinged and twisted views by the dotards on state taxes, I thought maybe a simple history and current events lesson might be good. This deduction was established long ago because it  was believed that earned income should not be taxed twice.  So, let me ask all you dotards and morons this simple question:  Can you please explain your desire to eliminate the capital gains tax and inheritance tax because they are  "taxed twice"?  I hope you're being consistent.   You also may also want to look at the states with the best economies. Yes, they are generally high tax blue states.  You morons always want to attribute high taxes to welfare, but high taxes (especially property taxes) are evident in states with the best infrastructure, health care, schools, and regulatory programs (like environmental protection).    Class dismissed.