To: Man50D
Would you trust someone pedaling a 30% sales tax as a 23% sales tax?
Would you say "That sounds fair, you're a very trustworthy fellow"?
One man, one vote, one tax bill. Everyone equal under the law.
3 posted on
01/13/2008 5:26:14 AM PST by
Mark was here
(Hard work never killed anyone, but why take the chance?)
To: Mark was here
Would you trust someone pedaling a 30% sales tax as a 23% sales tax?
I wouldn't trust someone who pedals the dollar amount collected with the 30% tax exclusive rate with the Fair Tax as if it will be more than the amount collected with the 23% tax inclusive rate with the income tax. The truth is the dollar amount collected from former rate will be the same as the latter rate.
4 posted on
01/13/2008 5:36:20 AM PST by
Man50D
(Fair Tax, you earn it, you keep it! Duncan Hunter is a Cosponsor.)
To: All
I find it interesting that the opponents of the Fair Tax would want to keep the Karl Marx Income Tax.
Yes, Karl Marx is the father of income tax
I am no Huckabee fan, but the FairTax is a much better way to raise revenue without punishing achievement.
I dont know about you, but a tax proposed by John Linder and Neal Boortz is a helluva lot better than a tax proposed by Karl Marx
5 posted on
01/13/2008 5:36:36 AM PST by
UCFRoadWarrior
(Duncan Hunter: The Man Who Should Be President)
To: Mark was here
Would you trust someone pedaling a 30% sales tax as a 23% sales tax? 30% to start with, with no cap.
7 posted on
01/13/2008 5:45:43 AM PST by
Mojave
To: Mark was here
“One man, one vote, one tax bill. Everyone equal under the law.”
I saw this on another thread, yesterday, and a responder called you on it. I’m wondering if you’ve crafted an appropriate response to his/her questions?
Just what do you mean by this? Everyone pays the same amount? Every person over 18? Regardless of income and other circumstances? What amount?
11 posted on
01/13/2008 5:56:32 AM PST by
PubliusMM
(RKBA; a matter of fact, not opinion...)
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