Did you mean "your" or should I read it as "you are" (aka "you're"). If you are asking me for my personal situation, I am retired rather than employed. I receive SS and also have some income from an IRA that, by rule, I must withdraw some amount every year. I pay taxes on that amount and it does affect what I pay on the SS. I won't know if there will be an appreciable difference in my taxes until after I file next year as that's when I'll know the impact better. In fact, I suspect few will know until then so there's no use even arguing it now. But, because what I have to live on is relatively fixed, my interest must be in the health of the overall economy. This means I need to hope that people have jobs until it's their turn to be in my position.
Those who are wealthy add plenty to that health as their discretionary income tends to be invested rather locked up in a closet somewhere. Those investments are what keep businesses alive and prosperous. Government doesn't do that. It spends the money of those who are actually productive citizens. Those who aspire to be productive should, IMO, be incentivised to do so rather than be discouraged due to an excessive tax burden.