On Mar 12, 6:05*am, Kevin Alfred Strom
wrote:
On 3/12/2011 8:39 AM, dave wrote:

On 03/11/2011 06:43 PM, Chas. Chan wrote:
On Mar 11, 8:21 am, wrote:
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Government charges taxes. But you are too stupid to understand the
difference.

Government does the bidding of business. In a free country
corporations pay the bulk of the cost of government; in the USA the
corporations just buy the legislators and the mass media.

If you think that is freedom you are a tool.

If we used Major Douglas's Social Credit (instead of fractional
reserve banking) there would be no need for taxes most of the time.
Instead, there would be a social dividend paid directly to every
person and corporations would get none of it.

But, assuming that there would still be some emergencies and some
years in which taxation was still necessary, there are many good
arguments why _only_ corporations should be taxed and individuals
not taxed at all.

1. Corporations are created by the state and given special
privileges by the state and therefore deserve to bear the burden of
record-keeping and payment of taxes to support those privileges.
(And corporations by their very nature keep records anyway.
Record-keeping is an absurd and onerous burden to place on all
individuals.)

= 2. The argument will be made that "corporations
= just pass along their taxes to consumers."
= While that is true, it is actually an _advantage_
= because consumers could still choose not to pay
= by simply not buying (or buying far less) from
= corporations.

Corporate Taxes Are : Pay You Go Takes
* Consumption {Use} Taxes
* * Rewarding Less Consumption with Less Taxes
* * Requiring More Taxes From Those Who Over Consume
* Corporate Taxes Potentially Eliminate the
Need for any Income Taxes on the Lower 80%
and Focuses the Tax Collection on the Upper 20%
of High Income Earners One Tax Collector for Each
and Every High {Mega} Income Earner.

-hint- Corporate Taxes are a 'De-Facto' National Sales Tax.

Balancing Out a Corporate Taxes and Income Taxes
for High Income Earners -means- Either Way Their
Pay Their Full and Complete FAIR SHARE of The
Society That They Live In And Profit By :
* Tax Fairness
{Paying Their Fair Share of Disposable Income}
* Tax Equality
{Paying Their Fair Share of Disposable Income}
* Tax Justice
{Paying Their Fair Share For Society}
~translation~ Tax Freedom For 80% of Society