How to solve the tax problem w/o anarchy or force (fwd)

Jim Choate ravage at einstein.ssz.com
Tue Nov 10 05:59:44 PST 1998



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> Date: Tue, 10 Nov 1998 09:08:11 -0500
> From: Soren <sorens at workmail.com>
> Subject: Re: How to solve the tax problem w/o anarchy or force (fwd)

> <P>This also provides an outlet for the social do-gooders to create their
> utopias by vastly inflating those taxes associated with less favored consumables

Hm, interesting choice of terms for comparison. So you're admitting that
anarcho-whatever isn't a social do-gooder, the intent is not to make the
system better or more equitable. Rather you're admitting, apparently
tacitly, that the goal of the anarcho-whatever is personal rather than
social improvement. There is also a further tacit admission with this
system won't address the social ills that plague us currently.

I must admit I'm impressed. In a couple of days I've run across two seperate
anarcho-whatever supporters who admit their proposal won't address the
social ills but rather leaves them up to chance. That's more than in the
last 20 years.

> be heavily taxed, and what not.  Perhaps this is why there were multiple
> states in the US rather than a single homogenous state, prior to Honest
> (I am not a crook) Abe?

Duh, I believe the boy has it.

> <P>Last time I looked at it, there were 108 separate taxes included in
> the retail cost of an egg and 112 for a loaf of bread, so yes, I would

I'd like a reference to this particular list if possible.

> <P>One question for the socialists out there;  when is the promised
> egalitarian utopia  going to kick in?  It doesn't seem to be
> getting any closer.</HTML>

I'd ask the same question of the anarcho-whatever but you took care of it so
adroitely above...


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