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I find it interesting that "increased taxes" is listed among the goals of liberalism.  Granted, there is among liberals a generally greater emphasis on social programs geared towards helping the less-fortunate members of society.  Since those programs cost money to operate, there is perhaps a tendency towards taxes higher than we would otherwise see without those programs in place.  But it seems a bit of a stretch to say that liberals are focused on raising taxes for the sake of raising taxes.  Why is "increased taxes" listed?
 
I find it interesting that "increased taxes" is listed among the goals of liberalism.  Granted, there is among liberals a generally greater emphasis on social programs geared towards helping the less-fortunate members of society.  Since those programs cost money to operate, there is perhaps a tendency towards taxes higher than we would otherwise see without those programs in place.  But it seems a bit of a stretch to say that liberals are focused on raising taxes for the sake of raising taxes.  Why is "increased taxes" listed?
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: Welcome, and please sign your entries with the signature button at the top. Increasing taxes is a way of increasing government power and equalizing wealth, regardless of whether the money is really needed for government services.  Liberals support increasing taxes even when there is a budget surplus.  Liberals never, ever call for cutting taxes.  Please provide an example if you disagee.--[[User:Aschlafly|Aschlafly]] 00:46, 12 March 2007 (EDT)
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