To: Bigun
Every one from Alan Keyes to Joseph Farah wants the income tax junked. It doesn't need to be fixed; the IRS and the entire so called "progressive tax" system has to be abolished before we slide into serfdom and outright tyranny.
To: goldstategop
The real evil of the income tax system is the power that its implimentation gives the government over the people. In order to have an income tax, the government must have access to all of your personal income information. Furthermore, the tax creates a multitude of opportunities for corrupt politicians to get contributions from various special interest groups in return for inserting goodies into the Byzantine tax code.
I hate to be cynical, but the govt will NEVER give up the social control that the income tax gives them over the people. Without the income tax, the government would have no idea how much you are making or where it is coming from. Something as important as your income would essentially be outside the reach of the prying eyes of big brother.
To: goldstategop
182 posted on
02/08/2003 8:18:42 PM PST by
Paul Ross
(From the State Looking Forward to Global Warming! Let's Drown France!)
To: goldstategop
"Every one from Alan Keyes to Joseph Farah wants the income tax junked." I know we need money to run government (Of course what the governmnet should be doing and "IS" doing is a whole other subject) but Damn it is outrageous that I must Pay someone to tell me how much I owe! Fix the damn thing hell... burn that crap know as the IRS code and send those hoodlums packing! Make it simple either on the frontside or backside it doesn't matter just don't make it a damned chore!
229 posted on
02/08/2003 9:54:34 PM PST by
Mad Dawgg
(French: Old Europe word meaning surrender)
To: goldstategop
Exactly get rid of it. This isn't Sweeden we are a Democracy not a socialist nation. If they want a jump in the economy they need to put more money in the hands of the people and not greedy welfare bums.
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