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To: mlo
A national sales tax? A national tax of any sort on the citizenry of the respective states and you say they are Constitutional? Forget the money issue, little green pieces of paper based on nothing. What makes you think a tax of this sort would be Constitution?
58 posted on 11/06/2002 1:53:24 PM PST by billbears
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To: billbears
A national sales tax? A national tax of any sort on the citizenry of the respective states and you say they are Constitutional? Forget the money issue, little green pieces of paper based on nothing. What makes you think a tax of this sort would be Constitution?

You're confused. I didn't make the claim about its constitutionality. Someone else said it wasn't. I just asked him to explain why he thought that.

71 posted on 11/06/2002 1:56:57 PM PST by mlo
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To: billbears
Is the federal sales tax on gasoline unconstitutional? And if so, why has it not been challenged and ruled as such?
225 posted on 11/06/2002 2:46:37 PM PST by Phantom Lord
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To: billbears
What makes you think a tax of this sort would be Constitution?If it ain't so what? Neither is the income tax.

And the NRST will get rid of the IRS.

367 posted on 11/06/2002 4:22:25 PM PST by carenot
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To: billbears
The legislation, H.R. 2525 and H.R. 2717, have both been vetted for Constitutionality, and passed. No problem. Linder and Tauzin are not fools!
414 posted on 11/06/2002 5:09:00 PM PST by Taxman
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