Social Security Fairness

Presently, individual workers pay 6.2% (4.2% in 2011) of their wages for the FICA (Federal Insurance Contributions Act) tax, which funds Social Security. Workers are required to pay these taxes on only the first $106,800 of their income. The limitation might seem like a good thing, but it's not. What it means is that more than 85% of wage earners pay FICA on ALL of their income, and that the top 15% of wage earners (those earning more than $106,800) pay FICA on only a portion of their wages. So somebody who earns $100,000 pays FICA on 100% of their wages, while somebody who earns $10 million pays FICA on only 1% of their wages. Where's the fairness in that? Urge Congress and the President to "uncap" Social Security tax limits, and require everybody to pay the same percentage into the system.