[Principled]

How about your little "omission" of the facts:

Well, I didn't omit it. You are saying so to hide your ignorance of the nrst bill in congress. Second, the nrf is not the arbiter of facts.

Do you know why they oppose a tax system other than the existing income tax? If you ask them, they'll tell you. It's no secret... it's because the existing tax system discourages saving money and encourages spending it.

They want us to spend all our money. They want to prevent us from saving. Funny you'd even think I'd omit that. This is just another component of the issue about which you're uninformed.

[xcamel]

You can only spend what you make, and what you save, you spend later.
No double talk on your end is going to change that.

[lewislynn]

It's no secret... it's because the existing tax system discourages saving money and encourages spending it.

There's no proof of that.

The Fairtax by your/it's own admission lowers interest rates. Where's the "saving" incentive in even lower interest rates?...Oh wait I know, (I'm supposed to think) I'll have more money to save at an even lower rate than before WOW!

And, what is saved money for, count, look at?

And, if you're admitting the Fairtax discourages spending how is that good for the economy?

And, if spending is dicouraged what would happen to the rate? IOW, what's the point of the "sales tax" if your goal is to discourage "sales"?

Fairtaxers lack any logic.