Alan Keyes, the Republican candidate for the U.S. Senate who once referred to reparations as an insult to our slave ancestors, is now calling for a plan that would exempt the descendants of slaves from income taxes for at least a generation.
Tax exemption would give Blacks "a competitive edge in the labor market," because they would be cheaper to hire than federal tax-paying employee" and allow Blacks to be compensated "for all those years when your labor was being exploited," said Keyes, who is challenging Illinois state Sen. Barack Obama for the U.S. Senate seat.
The ancestors of slaves would be precluded from paying federal taxes for a generation or two. The exemption would apply only to federal taxes, as opposed to state taxes, since slavery "was an egregious failure on the part of the federal establishment, Keyes said.
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Somehow that sounds like just blacks would benefit, not "all Americans". And just how do you think the tax shortfall would be paid? Why, higher taxes, of course. For white people only.
I guess you're just not informed then. Keyes has supported the an end to the federal income tax for years.