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National sales tax gains momentum
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| Wednesday, November 13, 2002
| By Jon Dougherty
Posted on 11/12/2002 11:46:28 PM PST by JohnHuang2
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To: *Taxreform
Might be a good idea to read this thread, select a nit or two, and pick it with the nitter! Sorta like I did with The Raven, above.
Will keep the thread bumped, anyway.
And, there are some new faces in this crowd.
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posted on
11/16/2002 7:22:01 PM PST
by
Taxman
To: DakotaGator
>>hen, it would take a Constitutional Ammendment to reimpose a federal income tax. And that would be very hard!
Or a liberal federal judge - reading the "living, breathing" constitution to suit his conclusion.
To: Taxman
My belief is that after a year or two with an NRST, people would be so enamored with it that it would put an undeniable momentum behind any move to repeal the 16th Amendment. Anyone who tried to oppose the repeal of the 16th Amendment would probably be ground up by the voters and spat out, again, at the next election. Which is why I think Bush should pass HR 2525 as soon as possible. Then when 2004 comes along he can use the issue of repealing the 16th Amendment to hammer the Democrats with the way he used Homeland Security in the last couple of months.
To: Taxman
Liberty-loving early morning BUMP!!
To: Green Knight
My belief is that after a year or two with an NRST, people would be so enamored with it that it would put an undeniable momentum behind any move to repeal the 16th Amendment. Anyone who tried to oppose the repeal of the 16th Amendment would probably be ground up by the voters and spat out, again, at the next election. Which is why I think Bush should pass HR 2525 as soon as possible. Then when 2004 comes along he can use the issue of repealing the 16th Amendment to hammer the Democrats with the way he used Homeland Security in the last couple of months. Amen, brother, amen!
To: Taxman
>>Under the NRST, the economy will take off like a Saturn Five rocket to the moon and Americans will be doing so well economically
The libs base their ideology on "economic equality" - so for them - this is a disaster.
To: Green Knight
Just so, Green Knight. Just so.
187
posted on
11/17/2002 2:51:17 PM PST
by
Taxman
To: The Raven
Once the 16th is gone, it will stay gone.
Green Knight in his post #183 got it exactly right: "My belief is that after a year or two with an NRST, people would be so enamored with it that it would put an undeniable momentum behind any move to repeal the 16th Amendment. Anyone [politician] who tried to oppose the repeal of the 16th Amendment would probably be ground up by the voters and spat out, again, at the next election."
Tar and feathers = "ground up and spat out."
188
posted on
11/17/2002 2:55:08 PM PST
by
Taxman
To: EternalVigilance
FReedom!
189
posted on
11/17/2002 2:55:38 PM PST
by
Taxman
To: Taxman
Seems to me I remember a little fictionalized story you cooked up some years back that told the story of the President with the cajones to get this job done...it had a prophetic ring to it, IMO.
He went down in history as a true American hero, and April 15th was declared to be 'Tax Freedom Day'...
Could be bigger than the Fourth of July, I think! ;-)
To: Taxman
To: scripter
Thank you, scripter. Many others have, also. NRST support is growing, and with your help, we can do this!
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posted on
11/17/2002 3:34:41 PM PST
by
Taxman
To: EternalVigilance
You are right, EV. Think I'll dust that puppy off, update it, and post it tomorrow!
I'll send a copy to President Bush, too.
193
posted on
11/17/2002 3:36:16 PM PST
by
Taxman
To: The Raven; Bigun; *Taxreform
Your perception is correct -- but then, we have had 89 years of "economic equality" in the tax code, and what, precisely has it got us?
Americans are not stupid. This past election showed (finally!) that Marxist philosophy of race baiting divide and conquer class warfare will no longer work. It simply does not resonate with the American public.
The Jesse Jacksons, Al Sharptons, Jimmy Carviles, Dick Gebhardts and Tom Dassholes of America have been marginalized. The election of Nancy Pelosi as House Minority Leader and re-election of Tom Dasshole as Senate Minority Leader show just how out of touch that crowd is.
If those of us who love Liberty and FReedom and revere the written Constitution and the Founding Principles of this country do not take supreme advantage of this past election to re-shape our country in the manner the Founding Fathers intended it to be, why, SHAME ON US!
Those Liberal/Socialist/Marxist Bastards have almost ruined America in the past 70 years -- it is up to us to fix it.
And now is the time!
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posted on
11/17/2002 3:38:05 PM PST
by
Taxman
To: carpio
If I could have one but prayer answered for this country it would be ending the slave tax. After that I truly believe the rest could fall into place.Well spoken Sir! Well spoken and TRUE!
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posted on
11/17/2002 3:43:15 PM PST
by
Bigun
To: Taxman
I'll send a copy to President Bush, too. Excellent!
We better pray that baby right into his stack of daily reading materials! :-)
To: Taxman
"
Mr. Justice Holmes:
"As life is action and passion, man must be engaged in the action and passion of his times, lest he be thought not to have lived." That OliverWendell wuz a wise ol' coot...MUD
To: Taxman
Once the 16th is gone, it will stay gone.
We also need a cap on total expenditures....to ensure the libs don't REQUIRE finding more revenues with an income tax.
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