He doesn't realize that doubt is a good thing when presented with a plan that double counts, obfuscates, and seems just plain too good to be true.
Doubt motivates one to think (a painful process for some), to question, and to do one's own research; it means taking responsibility over taking someone's word.
Peter Pan implores the children to clap their hands if they believe in fairies - its the only way to save Tinker Bell - no room for doubt. Hostage implores us to cast aside doubt and believe in the fairytax - its the only way his monthly check will appear in his mailbox.
You haven’t shown a thing in your ramblings except flawed assumptions.
You claim to be a real estate expert yet you confuse production costs with market risk.
You insinuate the FairTax is ‘too good to be true’ when no one in the movement has made that claim. In fact people will still pay taxes, that is a given. The differences are that the FairTax is a superior form of taxation in terms of American values.
How you can try and defend the insanity of the ‘Income’ tax against the superiority of the FairTax and to do so on thread after thread where you are challenged and fail to meet the challenges, shows clearly you have a stake in the ‘Income’ tax system. You are likely to be an IRS employee that is scared to death that talk of the FairTax is going to put you out on the pavement looking for your next job, a real job.
Like I warned you before, demographics are going to bring on the FairTax and there is nothing anyone can do to stop it. You got less than six years to retool yourself. You’d better get busy.