And yet another said: “So, do you think it's not ‘fair’ that they get to deduct the same things everyone else deducts? I'm assuming that the property taxes on a million dollar home are in the $30,000 to $40,000 range. Interest could be anywhere from hundreds to tens of thousands of dollars, almost $5,000 in charitable donations. They probably paid closer to 27 percent in taxes when you consider their property tax. I see no problem with this. Now, if we were to go to a flat tax or a consumption tax, then we could get rid of this ‘unfairness.’”
"or a consumption tax"

Oh yes, I totally agree with that one, that is the FairTax, that's why it's called the FairTax, to get rid of "unfairness" by getting rid of the cause of it all, at both ends of the spectrum and more than ample in the middle, and that is the income tax.

Get rid of it. Until 1913, such a tax wasn't even constitutional and the Constitution had to be amended to allow it. Democrats did this to our poor people, businesses, citizens and nation. Pass the FairTax and shut them down so Happy Days Are Here Again! Come on, people, wake up.

The FairTax legislation is HR 25 in the US House of Representatives with 68 Sponsors and S 155 in the US Senate with 7 Sponsors. Lets do it. Call your Senators and Representatives and tell them you want it and you want it now, and if they refuse to listen to you, vote them out of office and replace them someone who will.