I think perhaps you should look beyond your own political hyperbole and bloviation. ("Bloviation." Good word. Thanks.) Mr. Buffett may be many things, some of which you may not like, but he is not a fool. What good would it do to the system for him to be the only guy in his position doing what you suggest? What good would you be doing to a swimming pool by being the only one not pissing in it? Either everyone plays by the same rules, or there is no point in being the only one paying the price. But you know that already, don't you? You're just...bloviating. My guess is that Mr. Buffett would be the first in line to adhere to the kind of tax policy he is suggesting if it were to be in force. So let's all agree to clean up the pool and then, together, keep it that way, shall we?
if you would eliminate corporate taxes, I would gladly pay the going rate as ordinary income on my cap gains and dividends.
There is a unspoken secret in the street, don't piss off Warren, as you don't know when you may have to beg him for help when your fund ( aka gambling money) run into trouble.