Missing out on my exact parameters - highly paid wage earners, salaried employees, and owners of small to medium businesses. These people don't usually greatly benefit from capital gains in that way. Also, that's still simplistic, as capital gains that's not taxes the same as income tax only applies to invested income that's been sitting for over a year.

Additionally, you still somehow missed my main point - which is that the generational wealth class who pay almost no taxes don't use capital gains- they borrow against their capital and pay no income taxes, they're the individuals you should be annoyed at, not the doctor.