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American libs support Cyprus-style wealth confiscation scheme, while bailout roils world markets; Update: Cyprus reportedly stalls bailout vote

Cyprus has agreed to a deal with European Union creditors that will impose a tax as high as 9.9 percent on bank deposits.

Fortunately, Cyprus is just a tiny country in the Mediterranean. Here in the United States, such a plan is unthinkable, right?

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Or maybe not. In fact, some people think a wealth tax is exactly what our country needs:

How are world markets and international investors responding? Not so cheerily:

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https://twitter.com/mouts/status/313573523840962560

A friendly public service reminder:

Update:

The Cyprus parliament has reportedly canceled today’s vote on the bailout.

Update/Clarification:

We changed the headline to make it clear that the liberals cited in this post were supporting a wealth tax similar to the one being considered in Cyprus. They were not speaking out specifically in favor of the Cyprus policy.

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