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What was Desmond Tutu thinking?
Disappointingly, South Africa’s moral voice is wrong about taxing whites. Such reckless statements will damage his credibility, I’m afraid. South Africa already has a sliding (wealth) tax scale (on all citizens); singling out whites will only fuel further hatred and stifle national growth.
Nothing positive can result from playing the race card.
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Tutu Plays the Race Card
WEALTH DISPARITY: There's a large disparity between those who are for and against a wealth tax, with the majority of the tax's opponents being rich, and those calling for it being poor, as might be expected. But, JERM contends here, Desmond Tutu has added a racial dimension to the debate.
