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  And why not Howard if the result is 'the greater good' by which I mean more tax revenues being generated, more jobs being created and more much needed economic growth that we all need.
  
  The idea that wealth is a fixed amount that can be redistributed around without damaging consequences bears no relation to reality.
  
  If people were to focus on what is really needed and the problems we have then you would ignore the fact that some people are rich and may get richer as it has no relevance. The problems are of excessive government spending and borrowing (individual borrowing also being a problem), the wrong type of borrowing, the lack of economic growth and an over complex tax system that discourgages wealth creation.

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