[pigdog]

The things you are posing sound very foolish and illustrate you have done no looking into the FairTax. Companies that are not selling at retail will have no FairTax to pay.

Also, there is a difference between making a specific exemption to the law and having things that are not taxed by it initially. It sounds as though you're trying to make the argument that exemptions can be added freely as time goes on. That is less likely than you imagine since any exemption raises the tax burden on everyone else and if you think that "everyone else" is going to agree to some sort of widespread wholesale additions of exemptions I believe you're gravely in error as your tax burden would be affected as would mine and all other voters. Shame on us!!

[Your Nightmare]

I was wondering when you would show up and make a fool of yourself. You didn't disappoint.

[nopardons]

Look, I'm not the one who began all of this, stating that "investments" would be exempt from taxation. Now, either "investments" will be exempt, or they won't. And yes, you are correct about one thing, exemptions will be changed; how could they not be? All taxation charts change over time.

And I, unlike you, can and would take advantage of as much as possible, to get out of paying any taxes; legally, of course, and without any shame at all. :-)