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After reading your comment, I quickly followed the link and carefully read "The Truth About the Top 1%".

Thank you for writing this piece. I've long understood that income distribution arguments ignored non-taxable transfers. But I had forgotten that tax-deferred savings would also be excluded.

Before reading your editorial, I hadn't realized the significant shift of business income from corporate to personal tax returns. That was illuminating.

I'm going to summarize your editorial into a very brief layman's version. The next time my local Dallas or Fort Worth paper mentions "increasing income inequality", I'll be ready with a Letter to the Editor.

Thank you.

If the letter made a "good point" it was not a good point about anything I wrote.

Thanks for that Ayn Rand quote. I had never before read that.

Whether Sir Galt finds me or not will never affect what is in my stocking, my friend. I long ago understood that if my stocking was going to have something in it, it would be me that put it there.

On the same Rand-ian theme, I have adopted her response to a questioner who challenged her after a lecture, and I now preach that wisdom as my own.

Her questioner asked, "But, Miss Rand, what do we do about the poor?"

She replied, "Don't be one."

That's it in a nutshell, don't be one, and spread that wisdom to others, don't be one.

There is always a way for those who look.