Consumption Tax Proposed
Last week, Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan said a consumption tax, such as a national sales tax, could benefit the nation's economy. What do you think?
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This tax would unfairly penalize people whose televisions aren't as large as they'd like."
Timothy Potts
Systems Analyst -
So, does this mean that, in the future, if I don't want law and order to utterly collapse, I'll have to buy at least five things a day?
Lola Stein
Drafter -
I'd been wondering if my daily ramen-noodles consumption could somehow be turned into a revenue stream for the federal government.
Jarrod Ray
Police Officer -
That damn Kerry! Even though he didn't get elected, he's somehow managed to sneak his insidious liberal tax-raising agenda onto us anyway!
Connie Crane
Dentist -
As a man with a massive income that I only spend on necessities, this sounds like an ideal plan.
Corey Bernard
Accountant -
We tried an income-based tax for nearly a century and look what it brought us: greater economic stability and government accountability. Clearly, we must explore other options.
Adrian Sears
Short Order Cook
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