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Started by Jim Miller Jr.
Wed, 08 Nov 1995 00:00
Re: Sales Tax or Income Tax? Why Not None (was Why Not Both)?
Author: Jim Miller Jr.
Date: Wed, 08 Nov 1995 00:00
Date: Wed, 08 Nov 1995 00:00
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Michael L. Coburn<mcoburn@chinook.halcyon.com> wrote: >In article <47lj7f$a3a@nntp.crl.com>, >Michael N. Maloney <mmaloney@a.crl.com> wrote: >>TAXES: the government steals our money and gives it away without any >>control. >> >>Income tax should be abolished, because it is theft. Before it is >>abolished, there ought to be a flat tax. > > An assets tax is far superior to a flat tax or income tax >when funding defense and law enforcement. Absolutely not. The only FAIR tax is to take the budget of a given government and divide it by the adult population and send out bills of an equal amount to each constituent of that government. You work from the assumption that police and defense are defending property. Some of us work from the idea that they are defending freedom and liberty. Under your plan, those who pay more, deserve more and thus should be given preferential treatment. The job of taxes should never be to discourage people from improving their own financial stability. Taxes should be another example of "equal treatment under law." >>After that, sales tax should >>be the only way government gets money. Let the spenders pay the taxes. > yes.... |Jim Miller, Jr. <jmillerjr@lsfcu.org> Systems Administrator| |Liberty Savings Federal Credit Union Jersey City, New Jersey USA| |Eagle Scout - '88 Vigil - '94 Meechgalhukquot-"Redheaded One"| |Advisor, Explorer Post 348 Hudson Liberty Council, BSA| | "Robin Hood was NOT a hero, just the lesser of two evils." | | http://users.aol.com/jmillerjr/home.html |
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