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To: Kaslin
Am I missing something here?

The article says the proceeds from this carbon tax will be distributed among people who have a Social Security number. Huh?

Question 1: How is this tax calculated?

Question 2: How will giving the proceeds of the tax back to the public reduce any alleged global warming...oops, I'm sorry....climate change impact?

This sounds like a typical big government tax scheme. Collect taxes from the people, siphon some off for the elites and redistribute it back to the people who will be a little lighter in the wallet to show for it.

Where's the impact or benefit to the climate or the environment or the weather or the earth? There is none. This is just a way for the establishment to pick our pockets again.

This is a bigger scam than the climate change scam itself.

27 posted on 02/10/2017 2:39:26 PM PST by HotHunt
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To: HotHunt
Rush was talking about that yesterday

GOP Establishment Royalty Calls for Worldwide Carbon Tax

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Addressing climate change is not dealing with it. Addressing climate change is not attacking it. Addressing climate change is not fixing it, solving it, or what have you. And why does it matter what economists think as the most straightforward way to address climate change? “And as part of this proposal, $300 billion of the tax collected would be redistributed to households in the form of checks, quarterly checks from the Social Security Administration.” So the poor, a family of four quantifying would see an average annual payout of $2,000 from this tax increase.

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28 posted on 02/10/2017 3:03:13 PM PST by Kaslin ( Start by doing what's necessary; then do what's possible; and suddenly you are doing the impossible)
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