Sometimes I read that never-ending crap and just think "**** it, go ahead and do it, and you dumbshits can see what havoc ensure." Of course there's no point, because they'd never accept responsibility for the disaster, and so wouldn't learn anything from it.
When I was young, the top Fed income tax rate was 70%, and the threshold where it kicked in was so low that it affected tradesmen like plumbers, HVAC, and electricians, and also a lot of not-particularly-rich white-collar professionals like doctors, realtors, CPAs, and lawyers. The result was a lot of people working off the books or just slacking off on any billable work once they hit the 70% income tax level, because with State income tax and other friction, it just wasn't worth it to put in the hours and only get to keep a quarter of what you were theoretically earning for the work.