You fail to understand what I showed you then... I didn't say that the stuff we bought was going to be more expensive... Like you said, that would be pointless. Rather, I showed that the stuff we buy would constitute a higher percentage of our income if you make less than $35K/year, so relatively speaking you save less unless you make over $35K/year. You save in the number of dollars you have because you don't pay the IRS, but now you spend a higher percentage of your total income, even though your total income has gone up, on commodities so you still lose. You're not understanding what I'm saying.No you demonstrated again what I was saying. All people see is the high flat tax and go "omg" and stop there. Go ahead and compare numbers from the whole pictures of getting money from your flat tax and income tax. Compare from year to year how much you actually save from a flat tax paying your higher consumable (which we do need a way to pay for government processes),
Err, this perpetual debt I'm talking about has absolutely nothing to do with the Fair Tax or the IRS... This has to do with fractional reserve banking, AKA the Federal Reserve system. IRS or Fair Tax or whatever, doesn't matter. Fractional reserve banking deals with inflation and how money is created, not how the government gets money from you.than from the income tax which actually takes away more from you to help government overspending. If you can do that, then you will have an arguement. If you are still stuck on, "look how much tax is on our foods", there is really no arguing anymore because of your failure to account for the big picture. And because of the income tax, you are right...for our economy to say afloat we need to stay in debt.
That is why we need to cut government spending, enforce a balanced budget and get rid of the income tax code so we can increase the value of the dollar again!
~Easy
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