To: Man50D
You are confusing the prebate with government social programs. It's not a "prebate". The entitlement payment, set by estimates of poverty levels, is made regardless of the taxes paid by the recipient, if any.
46 posted on
08/12/2006 7:31:04 AM PDT by
Mojave
To: Mojave; Man50D
It's not a "prebate". The entitlement payment, set by estimates of poverty levels, is made regardless of the taxes paid by the recipient, if any.The prebate is set only by family size, which may or may not correlate with poverty level or net worth or any other such factor, so I consider it more appropriate to consider it in the "reimbursement" rather than "entitlement" category.
76 posted on
08/12/2006 10:09:14 AM PDT by
FreeKeys
(The FairTax is the ONLY tax idea catching on. It even makes Joe Lunchbox EXCITED about tax reform.)
To: Mojave
It's not a "prebate". The entitlement payment, set by estimates of poverty levels, is made regardless of the taxes paid by the recipient, if any.Okay, if you actually believe that you can exist on spending less than the 12K/year or whatever the poverty level happens to be. Good luck...
121 posted on
08/12/2006 12:21:26 PM PDT by
ovrtaxt
(We gotta watch out for the Hellbazoo and the Hamas...)
To: Mojave
Nope - still wrong and apparently always will be since it's described throughout the bill as a rebate of taxes.
Try reading it sometime.
233 posted on
08/12/2006 4:44:26 PM PDT by
pigdog
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