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I am talking about differences between what humans and the Russian professional ice hockey winger for Spartak Moscow ilya kovalchuk T-Shirt and I love this market see as valuable. I live in central London so that I can have a job I find interesting, which happens to only have prospects in London, and also enjoy everything this city has to offer. “The market” has decided that what I do is worth more than what most other people in the country do. However, I don’t think this entitles me to get more from the government than someone who decided to work in academia and live in a quiet town, or someone who wanted to spend more time around nature. So I would see striving for proportionality between taxation and funding to be a bad thing because it forces people to do what the market wants. Which might work for some, but not everyone.

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