[Redbob]

"This will require a fee to be added on to brick and motar store sales so everything is fair."

You don't think the brick/mortar store owners will figure this out?

Prices will go up for everyone, when the "brickies" figure out they can charge more and still be competitive with mail order.

Meanwhile, outfits like Amazon brought this on themselves by blatantly flaunting the law: they have regional warehouses throughout the country from which they ship, but pretend they don't need to collect taxes for sales in the states where they're located.

[Moonman62]

Meanwhile, outfits like Amazon brought this on themselves by blatantly flaunting the law:

The last I heard, Amazon actually supports an internet sales tax.

[giotto]

Warehouses are not the same as retail outlets. Whether you keep your inventory in your bedroom closet or in a rented warehouse, it’s just stock. It becomes a store when you have walk-in traffic and a cash register.

[Atlas Sneezed]

Meanwhile, outfits like Amazon brought this on themselves by blatantly flaunting the law: they have regional warehouses throughout the country from which they ship, but pretend they don’t need to collect taxes for sales in the states where they’re located.

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But those aren’t retail service facilities, and the retail service is what is taxed with a sales tax.

[CottonBall]

Meanwhile, outfits like Amazon brought this on themselves by blatantly flaunting the law: they have regional warehouses throughout the country from which they ship, but pretend they don't need to collect taxes for sales in the states where they're located.

A warehouse doesn't count, it's a retail store that does. Amazon et. al., hasn't flaunted anything.