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empanadas Lol, tax rates are numbers, specifically numbers that are publicly available, there's no need for assumptions, for articles that may be biased or not, and last but not least my geographical collocation is absolutely irrelevant when it comes to comparing percentages. The "you don't live here therefore you can't point out our system's fallacies" argument is purely deflective, as math isn't an opinion and doesn't recognize national borders. Besides, I could similarly say you're making assumptions too, for instance you couldn't exclude I may have experience running a business (and, by extension, filling tax returns) in both continents.
Also, ultra-wealthy individuals and corporations reliance on tax havens, just as you pointed out yourself by mentioning escapades to Asia, just like the so called "fiscal optimization", happens in virtually every country they operate in, even if the geographical gatekeeping was valid I'd be just as entitled at pointing it out as virtually anyone else living and paying (percentually higher) taxes in any of such countries.
