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Effort to dump income tax gains steam
WorldNetDaily ^ | March 5, 2004 | Ron Strom

Posted on 03/04/2004 10:31:36 PM PST by scripter

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To: ancient_geezer
If you don't play their game, but instead seek to destroy them for the tyrants they are, then at the very least you are in the right.

You defending tyranny makes me sick.

401 posted on 03/08/2004 8:53:08 AM PST by Paul C. Jesup (Motto: 'Live and let live' is a suicidal belief...)
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To: Paul C. Jesup

You defending tyranny makes me sick.

People who make assumptions, without the least basis otherthan preconceived notions make me sick.

I suggest you check into where those quotes come from and why I might be taking the position I do.

 

The Erwin Rommel School of Law litigation lawyers judges corrupt ...

402 posted on 03/08/2004 9:04:00 AM PST by ancient_geezer (Equality, the French disease: Everyone is equal beneath the guillotine.)
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To: ancient_geezer
No assumption, you support a corrupt organization, the courts, and by doing so, you are aiding the enemies of freedom.
403 posted on 03/08/2004 9:07:04 AM PST by Paul C. Jesup (Motto: 'Live and let live' is a suicidal belief...)
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To: The Raven
Really?

How much of the nations currency do you use?

That is a benefit you use or contribute to society with as you chose.

There is a simple measure that doesn't require government to keep track of you in collecting it.

Thomas Hobbes from Leviathan


404 posted on 03/08/2004 9:14:10 AM PST by ancient_geezer (Equality, the French disease: Everyone is equal beneath the guillotine.)
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To: Paul C. Jesup

No assumption, you support a corrupt organization, the courts, and by doing so, you are aiding the enemies of freedom.

Last I heard the Courts are part of the Constitutional framework of our form of government.

You are now saying you are against the constitution, and the structure of this Republic.

I suggest you take a look.

Constitution Article III:

And any who refuse to learn how to deal with such, are lambs for the shearing:

The Erwin Rommel School of Law


405 posted on 03/08/2004 9:27:05 AM PST by ancient_geezer (Equality, the French disease: Everyone is equal beneath the guillotine.)
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To: null and void
What galls me is that I see little evidence of a direction change. I see 90% of American Citizens serfs wanting the boarders controlled, and an administration that can't open them wide enough fast enough. I see proposition after proposition pass with overwhelming majorities, and the courts "decide' that the people didn't realllllllyyyy mean it. I see 70% of the populace come out strongly against gay marriage, and podunk mayors perform gay weddings with no consequences. I see a government that can't resist rewarding companies for shipping jobs off shore, and wants to grant amnesty to any illegal alien who will underbid any American for any job. I see MASSIVE un- and under-employment blandly reported as low unemployment. I see overall taxes going up, and the system for calculating them becoming so Byzantine that it is virtually impossible to avoid making mistakes that subject honest citizens to horrific penalties. I see Eminent Domain use to seize homes and businesses for the benefit of campaign contributing private business interests. But mostly, I see a lot of people with seething resentment that feel like they have less and less to lose every day. The prognosis is grim.

And that's being optimistic!! The rolling destruction of our constitution has gathered momentum, and essentially nothing short of a purge of those judges...and so-called representatives...who refuse to accept the supremacy of God, the People, and the Constitution (in that order).

Unfortunately, I see insufficient rage out there to restore the Constitutional balances and law-abiding judiciary. Has anybody polled the half of the electorate that does not vote? Just think about that for a sec. If they won't vote, how can they be counted on for anything MORE? They can't.

406 posted on 03/08/2004 9:47:27 AM PST by Paul Ross ("A country that cannot control its borders isn't really a country any more."-President Ronald Reagan)
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To: Paul Ross

If they won't vote, how can they be counted on for anything MORE? They can't.

That just makes your vote count twice as much, doesn't it?

Only 10% of those who vote at all, vote in primaries.

That increases you vote's leverage 20 times, picking the candidate to run.

Only 10% of those participate in party caucuses. Setting the primary ballot entries, and platform issues.

That increases your vote's leverage 200 times

And all you can think to do is bitch and moan.

407 posted on 03/08/2004 9:55:55 AM PST by ancient_geezer (Equality, the French disease: Everyone is equal beneath the guillotine.)
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To: ancient_geezer
Last I heard the Courts are part of the Constitutional framework of our form of government.

Have you actually look at the reports on the courts being hijacked by socialist judges and lawyers.

408 posted on 03/08/2004 10:41:24 AM PST by Paul C. Jesup (Motto: 'Live and let live' is a suicidal belief...)
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To: Paul C. Jesup
So support candidates that can win, and will impeach and replace such judges.

Support candidates that can win, and will change the rules under which the lower federal courts may operate.

Congress Critters can and have done that in the past, you know.

Or sue the next judge you get that commits such malfeasance in your case.
409 posted on 03/08/2004 10:52:10 AM PST by ancient_geezer (Equality, the French disease: Everyone is equal beneath the guillotine.)
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To: ancient_geezer
Judge for the most part are ABOVE the law. And I will not support those who seek to enslave and/or destroy me.
410 posted on 03/08/2004 10:53:46 AM PST by Paul C. Jesup (Motto: 'Live and let live' is a suicidal belief...)
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To: ancient_geezer
Judges for the most part are ABOVE the law. And I will not support those who seek to enslave and/or destroy me.
411 posted on 03/08/2004 10:53:58 AM PST by Paul C. Jesup (Motto: 'Live and let live' is a suicidal belief...)
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To: Paul C. Jesup

on the courts being hijacked by socialist judges and lawyers.

My support of the institutions of the Constitution is not to be construed for support of judges and lawyers violating oaths of office and ethics and the cannons of law.

The only way you are going to preserve the institutions of the Constitution and correct the problems in government is by working through the mechanisms laid out in the constitution to address such issues.

Any other route undermines the authority of the Constitution and rule of law, and destroys the very thing you say you want to preserve, personal liberty under the protection of the Constitution.

412 posted on 03/08/2004 11:00:06 AM PST by ancient_geezer (Equality, the French disease: Everyone is equal beneath the guillotine.)
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To: Paul C. Jesup

Judges for the most part are ABOVE the law.

Take another look at the constitution, Judges are not "ABOVE" the law, it however is up to us to make sure those in elective office represent us and take the corrective actions laid out in the Constitution.

And I will not support those who seek to enslave and/or destroy me.

Have I said you should support a malfeasant judge or anything of the sort?

All I have done is try to point you to ways that can

1) help protect you from their predations or find redress to personal harm done to you and

2) correct the essential problem by,

2) It isn't going to happen overnight, 1) is available to you now in your own capacities to take appropriate actions, and learn about how the legal systems in this country do work and use the information to help keep yourself out of their clutches.

413 posted on 03/08/2004 11:15:22 AM PST by ancient_geezer (Equality, the French disease: Everyone is equal beneath the guillotine.)
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To: ancient_geezer
Duh, something from nothing? The hook of the con.
414 posted on 03/08/2004 4:10:31 PM PST by GregoryFul (who ya gonna call?)
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To: GregoryFul

Duh, something from nothing? The hook of the con.

I see, you are then willing to give up all deductions, credits, personal exemptions in your income tax? I notice no such thing is in any legislation before congress, except VATs they have sitting around for passing when no one is looking.

I'm sure Congress is more than ready to accomodate you. Course you get to keep the individual income tax to, while they are at it.


 

The function of the NRST's FCA is to provide that level of tax relief that represents the necessities of maintaining life. A tax on a right (that of Life) being a anethama to any free people.

Or wrather you rather like the complexities of a the guchi-gulch lobby wrangling over with items to exempt, deciding what to allow for your exceptions.

 

No there is not something for nothing. The NRST without the FCA would be 21.3% with it it is 23%. The difference between a bill that can be enacted, and one that is dead at the doorstep.

A choice between opening the door to governement defining what items are necessity through the current processes of political wrangling, and a simple allowence paid equally to all legal residents, is a no brainer.

By the way you are not required to take the FCA if you do not want it, you are free to refuse, just don't tell government where you liv., It's easy as that and provided for in the legislation.

415 posted on 03/08/2004 4:53:31 PM PST by ancient_geezer (Equality, the French disease: Everyone is equal beneath the guillotine.)
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To: ancient_geezer
Not even close to still being in school. I did my work already. BS in Accounting, BS and Masters in Economics.

We had these same discussions back in the late 1970's in college. I was arguing against NRST even then. But in grad school Reagan's plan was up and we shifted all our focus on his income tax plan in studies and dropped the national sales tax discussions in classes and argued about the effects of "supply-side" economics!

Great fun!
416 posted on 03/08/2004 10:10:22 PM PST by Fledermaus (Democrats! The party of total Anarchy!)
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To: templar
Good point. I don't know about sales taxes on large purchases for manufacturers. I really don't know the laws for even my state.

But I do know when I spent $4.5 million renovating a hotel, I had to pay the sales and use tax on everything I bought from my state and others (Tenn has use tax laws).

So I was thinking if GM buys outsourced rear view mirror assembly's from Bob's Mirrors, Bob would have to charge him all the sales taxes.

I'm sure it's different for every state and states like Michigan would have laws passed to keep GM from paying those taxes. I've been through sales tax audits, it's dry stuff and I'd rather no go read Michigan's laws if they are even online! lol
417 posted on 03/08/2004 10:15:35 PM PST by Fledermaus (Democrats! The party of total Anarchy!)
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To: Fledermaus; templar

But I do know when I spent $4.5 million renovating a hotel, I had to pay the sales and use tax on everything I bought from my state and others (Tenn has use tax laws).

We had these same discussions back in the late 1970's in college. I was arguing against NRST even then.

I might point out that your past experiences with "state" sales and use taxes are getting into the way of understanding the NRST of HR25 and what it does.

First is a strict retail on tax, made expressly visible to the electorate. That is one of its primary purposes is to make federal taxation visible to everyone.

Businesses do not pay the NRST on their purchases. Under the legislation you would not be pay the NRST on the things you buy for legitimate business use. Business purchases for legitimate business function are not taxed. Such a tax is not visible to the public as a whole, and defeats the intent of the legislation to assure maximum visiblity and knowing participation in the federal tax system.

I really do encourage you to read the legislation, you are making far to many erroneous assumptions about the NRST based on how states apply sales taxes.

H.R.25, S.1493

Refer also: http://www.fairtax.org & http://www.salestax.org


418 posted on 03/09/2004 1:35:09 AM PST by ancient_geezer (Equality, the French disease: Everyone is equal beneath the guillotine.)
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To: ancient_geezer
Business purchases for legitimate business function are not taxed. Such a tax is not visible to the public as a whole, and defeats the intent of the legislation to assure maximum visiblity and knowing participation in the federal tax system.

This is what discriminates the NRST tax from a value added tax where a 'sales' tax is collected every time a product or raw material changes hands at a higher price (added value) than it was purchased for. The 'value added' system hides and buries taxes so that no one ever knows how much tax they are really paying when they make a purchase (as does our current system).

419 posted on 03/09/2004 6:50:45 AM PST by templar
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