The percentage of taxes paid on the so-called
'Fair Tax' are too high. Also why should any
American be forced by an act of congress to
pay any tax whatsoever out of their own
hard earned pay? Didn't they earn every penny
of their wages? Isn't that their own money
for them to keep and do with what they will?
Isn't it their right to keep their own money
for their own families and and their families
future?

Why shouldn't artificial creations of government
be taxed instead of men and women of all ages
who work by the labor of their own hands and
minds with an understanding that they would
get paid what their are truly worth in the
marketplace?

Everyone knows that most of the marketplace
is already controlled by corporations to
begin with.

The so-called 'Fair-Tax' makes each working
person a subject of the State by claiming
they have a right to make sure that the
sales taxes get paid when these hard working
people would wish to open up their own 
businesses in hopes of operating in a free
marketplace without all the government
harrassment and licensing procedures to just
be in business in the first place.

Lift the licensing taxes and procedures 
make us subject to the crown law being
legislated here in the constitutional
monarchy and let us open up our businesses 
in a free marketplace that is unlicensed 
and unregulated by procedures that hamper 
a competitive environment.

DO THAT FIRST BY LAW AND PUT IT INTO 
LEGAL EFFECT AND THEN COME BACK TO US AT
THE TABLE TO DISCUSS ANY SUCH NUMBERS
ABOUT ANY SUCH 'FAIR TAX'.
UNTIL THEN YOU HAVE NO TAX.
YOU HAVE NO TAX.

gene karl

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A better solution would be not to create a new
tax system as a 'transition'.
The better solution would be to do what Mr. Buckley
is proposing, and that is to reduce the amount
of taxation within the existing system.
And the strength of any reduction of any system
of taxation is proportional to how many people
like Libertarians that you put into office.
This amount of taxes being paid in is less of a 
relation to the structure of the taxation system
but more in relation to the type of people that
hold office and their will to reduce the amount
of taxation. Therefore you should put your efforts
into putting people like Mr. Buckley into office
instead of promoting a new tax system that will
do not but further clamp federal control over
the states.

gene karl