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If conservatives and liberals are serious about tax fairness, creating jobs, reducing lobbyist influence in Washington, and growing the economy......then why do they not support getting rid of the current income tax code and replace it with a consumption tax?
Or are they serious at all?
If conservatives and liberals are serious about tax fairness, creating jobs, reducing lobbyist influence in Washington, and growing the economy......then why do they not support getting rid of the current income tax code and replace it with a consumption tax?
Or are they serious at all?
The problem with a consumption tax is that it is class warfare. When you have people who spend everything they have on day to day expenses, as opposed to the rich, who put a lot away, that is shifting the tax burden onto to the working class more than it already is.
It also hurts business, because people will be less inclined to buy thing.
I mean, come on, people, this ain't brain surgery. We had our greatest prosperity when the rich paid hefty taxes for the privilage of being rich.
If conservatives and liberals are serious about tax fairness, creating jobs, reducing lobbyist influence in Washington, and growing the economy......then why do they not support getting rid of the current income tax code and replace it with a consumption tax?
Or are they serious at all?
The problem with a consumption tax is that it is class warfare. When you have people who spend everything they have on day to day expenses, as opposed to the rich, who put a lot away, that is shifting the tax burden onto to the working class more than it already is.
It also hurts business, because people will be less inclined to buy thing.
I mean, come on, people, this ain't brain surgery. We had our greatest prosperity when the rich paid hefty taxes for the privilage of being rich.
Read the bill HR.25. It is only 33 pages. You know it as the Fair Tax plan. The rich will still pay a higher percentage then the poor. Thus it is progressive.
If conservatives and liberals are serious about tax fairness, creating jobs, reducing lobbyist influence in Washington, and growing the economy......then why do they not support getting rid of the current income tax code and replace it with a consumption tax?
Or are they serious at all?
The problem with a consumption tax is that it is class warfare. When you have people who spend everything they have on day to day expenses, as opposed to the rich, who put a lot away, that is shifting the tax burden onto to the working class more than it already is.
It also hurts business, because people will be less inclined to buy thing.
I mean, come on, people, this ain't brain surgery. We had our greatest prosperity when the rich paid hefty taxes for the privilage of being rich.
Read the bill HR.25. It is only 33 pages. You know it as the Fair Tax plan. The rich will still pay a higher percentage then the poor. Thus it is progressive.
If conservatives and liberals are serious about tax fairness, creating jobs, reducing lobbyist influence in Washington, and growing the economy......then why do they not support getting rid of the current income tax code and replace it with a consumption tax?
Or are they serious at all?
I have seen how deep this class warfare has gotten and it makes me sad. We have stopped talking about what is best for the country and started talking about how to punish a few in the name of social justice. But this is not a solution....just a distraction.
I have seen how deep this class warfare has gotten and it makes me sad. We have stopped talking about what is best for the country and started talking about how to punish a few in the name of social justice. But this is not a solution....just a distraction.
The problem with a consumption tax is that it is class warfare. When you have people who spend everything they have on day to day expenses, as opposed to the rich, who put a lot away, that is shifting the tax burden onto to the working class more than it already is.
It also hurts business, because people will be less inclined to buy thing.
I mean, come on, people, this ain't brain surgery. We had our greatest prosperity when the rich paid hefty taxes for the privilage of being rich.
Read the bill HR.25. It is only 33 pages. You know it as the Fair Tax plan. The rich will still pay a higher percentage then the poor. Thus it is progressive.
Asking Joe to read something is like looking for an honest man driving a stolen car.
I have seen how deep this class warfare has gotten and it makes me sad. We have stopped talking about what is best for the country and started talking about how to punish a few in the name of social justice. But this is not a solution....just a distraction.
How is making the rich pay their fair share a "distraction"?
The country had it's greatest prosperity when the workforce was mostly unionized and the wealthy paid a 93% top rate.
Seriously, fuck the rich. They'll be fine.
I have seen how deep this class warfare has gotten and it makes me sad. We have stopped talking about what is best for the country and started talking about how to punish a few in the name of social justice. But this is not a solution....just a distraction.
If there has been a class war in this natio, which class is winning?
You are intentionally ignoring the fact that working class real wages and living standards have not risen in thirty years while the upper class has seen incredible wealth expansion over the same period.
Why? Because you are being duped.
Read the bill HR.25. It is only 33 pages. You know it as the Fair Tax plan. The rich will still pay a higher percentage then the poor. Thus it is progressive.
Because it's not enough, the rich must pay the whole freight or the system just isn't fair.
Read it.
It is wrong on so many fronts...where would you like me to start.
A better idea...read the book it will tell you everything you want to know.
[ame=http://www.amazon.com/FairTax-Answering-Critics-Neal-Boortz/dp/B0027CSNOO/ref=sr_1_2?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1354636360&sr=1-2&keywords=Fair+tax]FairTax: The Truth: Answering the Critics: Neal Boortz, John Linder, Rob Woodall: 9780641972942: Amazon.com: Books[/ame]
I have seen how deep this class warfare has gotten and it makes me sad. We have stopped talking about what is best for the country and started talking about how to punish a few in the name of social justice. But this is not a solution....just a distraction.
How is making the rich pay their fair share a "distraction"?
The country had it's greatest prosperity when the workforce was mostly unionized and the wealthy paid a 93% top rate.
Seriously, fuck the rich. They'll be fine.
Show me a person that actually paid 93% and I'll agree with you.
Plus, I don't care about the rich, I care about the country and our economy.
Under the Fair Tax those "rich" will have to compete with one another to keep what they have. Thus, hire the best talent.
I have seen how deep this class warfare has gotten and it makes me sad. We have stopped talking about what is best for the country and started talking about how to punish a few in the name of social justice. But this is not a solution....just a distraction.
If there has been a class war in this natio, which class is winning?
You are intentionally ignoring the fact that working class real wages and living standards have not risen in thirty years while the upper class has seen incredible wealth expansion over the same period.
Why? Because you are being duped.
