You are not good at telling the truth. Your ‘objections’ were not entirely based on ‘reading the book’. They were based on falsehoods such as ‘vast new bureaucracies’ and ‘black markets’. I am certain that ‘the book’ did not propose ‘vast new bureacracies’ because I would expect ‘the book’ to conform to the legislation H.R. 25 and no where in the legislation is there any idea of ‘vast new bureacracies’. So your comment about not drinking the koolaid is simply running away from reality. No you do not live in the real world.
Yes your objections were based on things you picked up outside ‘the book’.
Do you really think people are so dumb they cannot see through you and your plethora of flaws and hyperbole? Because your comments certainly show you put yourself above others even though you do not have the reasoning, wisdom and character to base it on. “Brain Rot”, “Cheap SOBs”, “Cheap Bastards”, “Fairy Tax”, etc. This is your litany of drivel.
You are a very angry person.
Maybe you should read the book before assuming to know what I got out of it.
For example, anyone with at least some intelligence would realize that the whole “prebate” operation would create a new bureaucracy to dole out the funds. One of the first things I thought of even before reading the book was the idea of underground channels for goods that would avoid the tax as well, the so called “black market”. I did not need an outside source to point those facts out, they are obvious to a knowledgeable observer, though it is good to see many others realize these are but two of the issues facing the “Fair Tax”.
Read the book and get back with me. If nothing else it will at least make you a better informed salesperson ;-)...