Aside from its theatre of the absurd, Monte Python-esque humorous value, seems like this is a good metaphor for the capitalist views of dealing with pollution and climate change.
.... Unlike the pristine environmental conditions like we see in Chernobyl.
Yes, this is teh model that all societies should strive to emulate
Most Conservatives help the poor through their churches, through non-profit organizations etc. Even some of the wealthier ones support various charities and start organizations to assist the poor. There are many in my community who have done so. They just don't happen to "advertise" it and simply give because it's the right thing to do. They are able to do so because of Capitalism.
Herein lies the difference between those that voluntarily choose to contribute versus the do-gooder mentality that seeks to have gvt mandate 'giving' through the tax system.
As per the post by cliffy that insinuates those that 'have' obviously do not contribute enough because, well, they still 'have' more than he, ass such, they haven't done their part relative to the standard that he's unilaterally set.
France tried this tactic not so long ago in legislating a 75% marginal tax rate on all income over 1 million Euros... The result, those that were making that kind of money left the jurisdiction (or at least incorporated outside France) and with that, all of the tax dollars they paid left as well.
Sh*tty for France because their total tax revenue base shrunk as a result in addition to the job losses that followed with the relocation of the corp entity.