What other possible result could there be if we don't adopt the FairTax?You don't know any other way therefore there is no other way?
Is that your reason not to try? Is that it? We'd still be in the dark ages with attitudes such as that.It's not like we're going to try to build a rocket that if it doesn't work there'd be no harm. What government policies brought us out of the dark ages?
Because the FairTax is a national tax. It has to replace such things as income taxes on gov't employees.HUH?
It would be fine with me to simply add a percentage to the sale and forget it. How about you?
How about me what? We've already established where I stand on the Fairtax...How many times do you have to keep asking the same stupid questions? Other than potentially using the answer against them, why does it even matter?...You support it, not everyone else does, get over it.You and your comrades always like to say that but you can't name a single one other than Bruce Bartlett. Where are the names?.....
What part of "It's a non-starter that doesn't exist and would be a total waste of time at this point" do you not understand?What was in it for the 75 who signed the letter?
I know that like you know they actually studied the legislation and not the rhetoric. I know that like you and they know there would be (yet to be defined) 100% paychecks and certain price reductions Believe it or not we don't adhere to lewislynn's economic thinking.
If you knew what it was you might, or you might and don't know it...I didn't know the Fairtax was the end all to all economic thinking...It truly is a cult if that's the case.
What government policies brought us out of the dark ages?
Freedom. Something that started being eroded in 1865, took a big hit in 1913 and began a downward spiral in the 1930's.
We've already established where I stand on the Fairtax...How many times do you have to keep asking the same stupid questions?
If congress made changes to the FairTax, would you support it? If you would, what changes would you like to see? If not, your differrences with it are very basic. What are they?
So an idea that has the volunteer support of over half a million people, has a very large organization and has become a part of two presidential candidates' platforms has not taken hold?
Does that mean that you have wasted years of days spent on these threads trying to minimize the FT?
I know that like you know they actually studied the legislation and not the rhetoric. I know that like you and they know there would be (yet to be defined) 100% paychecks and certain price reductions
My turn, HUH?
I didn't know the Fairtax was the end all to all economic thinking...It truly is a cult if that's the case.
There is a lot you don't know. Such as: people are truly tired of you SQL's calling the FT a cult. It really is passe' to do that.