You keep making the false assumption that consumption taxes must be regressive. I understand that you don't want to pay for what you consume, preferring other people to pay for it, but at least be honest about it.
They're inhernetly regressive. As they make all dividends and interest and capital gains....the primary income source for the wealthy, completely tax free. The wealthy save, as they have mounds of dispoable income.
The poor and middle class spend. As they don't have nearly as much.
I know you're eager to impose a larger tax burden on the poor and middle class in the name of 'fairness' while at the same time relieving the extremely wealthy of a large portion of their tax burden. This you consider 'fair'.
The problem with your proposal is that the American people overwhelming don't want it. And I suspect its because they realize that any system of taxation the wealthy really want.....will benefit the wealthy. Not the poor or middle class
You can keep repeating the lie, but that does not make it true. Just because you can't wrap your head around ways to make a consumption tax fairer than any income tax does not mean that everyone shares your handicap.