Subj : Re: Um...no comment?
To   : Finnigann
From : Angus McLeod
Date : Tue Sep 13 2005 11:52 am

  Re: Re: Um...no comment?
  By: Finnigann to Angus McLeod on Tue Sep 13 2005 06:05:00

 >  > No single tax plan will be fair to everyone.
 > 
 >  AM> If everyone is treated equally, where is the unfairness?
 > 
 > But not everyone is equal, financially.

So what?  Should any law of the land be written to take your financial 
status into consideration?

 >  AM> (In actual fact, I think that the law regarding payment of customs
 >  AM> duties is one of the two laws that *everyone* has a *duty* to try to
 >  AM> break.  The other one is the law regarding payment of income tax.)
 > 
 > Then why have such laws in the first place?

What I am telling you is:  I don't think we SHOULD have such laws in the 
first place, and since we do and can't get rid of them, we should all do 
our best to evade/avoid them.

 >  > If we all made 100,000 + then it wouldn't be such a question.
 > 
 >  AM> Why?  because we'd all be victimized the same?
 > 
 > You say victimized, I say contributions. See it's all about perceptions.

My perception is that the world is full of people who couldn't make a 
dollar out of eight bits.  And they all sit around and vote for laws that 
say *THEY* get to NOT pay taxes, while *I* get to pay taxes DOUBLE.  That 
is victimization.

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