Thread: Donald Trump’s Plan for Your Taxes Might Be EXACTLY What He Needs to Win the White Ho

Originally Posted by MW

http://www.taxjusticeblog.org/archiv...p#.VcqlALP1n48

Who are you quoting now?

The people you are quoting now are the people who are responsible for sending our money supply, investment capital and manufacturers out of the country, the people who burden every business and every citizen with tax returns, invasion of financial privacy, higher prices covering the cost of tax payments and tax compliance, underfunding of Social Security and Medicare, and of course, the ever-growing $18 trillion and climbing national debt. These are the people you are quoting, people intent on destroying our nation in some bizarre inexplicable trek to "tax the rich" and our employers.

These are the people who work for a 501 C 3 "charity" fraud that doesn't pay any tax at all while using "charity" money in their quest to use laws that force everyone else to pay income taxes so their employer doesn't have to pay them. Under the FairTax, their game is over, because no business, profit or non-profit, pays any income tax so now they're on the same playing field as everyone else with one exception: when there is no income tax, there is nothing for this organization to "research", "report" or "testify" about. Like so many useless 501 C 3 "charity" frauds, under the FairTax, they're out of business because the FairTax is so simple, any fool or third-grader can understand it and for the first time in over 102 years, every enterprise operates on the same basis on a equal playing field and every person pays the FairTax based upon their own voluntary purchasing decisions. Of course all US citizens and legal permanent residents can sign up for a Rebate if they like and receive a monthly amount equal to the FairTax cost up to the household consumption allowance which for a family of 4 is $7,000 per year based on an annual consumption allowance of around $30,000. So their first $30,000 or so in spending on new goods and services is spent tax-free and since all used goods purchases are exempt which would include most homes, their first $40,000 plus is spent tax-free.

But that's okay, MW. I understand you have some bizarre affection for the income tax. Maybe one day, you'll decide to share why that is. Until then, we'll continue to banter on the subject of the FairTax, the best tax and economic development proposal that's ever been presented to the United States Congress and the American People.