@ladiesofliberty: Economist Arthur Laffer, in a 2018 interview with Patrick Bet-David (Valuetainment), makes a simple case against high taxes on income and profits. His argument: we tax speeding to discourage speeding, and we tax cigarettes to discourage smoking — so what does it say when we tax work and job creation just as heavily? Laffer's point is that taxing productive activity sends the same signal as a "sin tax," and the result is less employment and less output. The clip has been circulating widely as people debate supply-side economics and how tax design shapes work incentives. 🎥 Credit: Valuetainment / Patrick Bet-David