Posted by
realetybytes on Sunday, December 19, 2010 12:00:00 AM
On December 18, 2010, at realetybytes.com by Ron Reale
I have been hearing for years about, “tax cuts for the rich costing money.”
What an absurd concept. If you are mugged on the street, and your
wallet is taken with $100.00 in it, yet you retain a $20.00 bill in your
shoe, did you just “cost” the thief $20.00?
Democrats believe it is your moral imperative to pay that, and more, and you should feel guilty until you do.
Tomorrow, the thief will have less money for heroin, but you need to
buy some and have it delivered, bowing deeply as you apologize.
I hear them exclaim, “They need to pay their fair share!”.
Leave aside the fact that the top 2% pay 40% of the taxes.
If we, or in this case, (unfortunately), they, are determined to have
a “fair share” to pay, doesn’t that mean both sides of the equation
should be fair? Couldn’t it be said that no one outside of that category
is creating their fair share of wealth?
I would like to see a “wealth created in the economy” column right next to the “tax paid”.
Something tells me the people , “not paying their fair share” of the
taxes would be responsible for 75 to 85% of the wealth created, for
themselves and others, and the taxes collected from it.
Look at the thieves, I mean democrats, breathless indignation at the
thought that the government may only steal 35% of a families inheritance
over $5 million dollars.
The inheritance, or death, tax is the leading cause of the
destruction of family farms in America. Having to pay the taxes on the
farmland upon the death of the owner, the family is often forced to sell
the property.
The Miami Dolphins had to be sold because the Robbie family could not
pay the taxes on what the team was worth. Is it right for a family to
lose everything the patriarch has worked for all their life, what they
have already paid taxed on?
The death tax is immoral, but that is only natural, because those
that push it are immoral. They prove it every time the spend a dime they
do not have.
Lets make believe someone actually wanted to stop bleeding money and create wealth in America.
Ready?
Announce a twenty year business tax plan. Zero out Corporate and
Capital Gains taxes, allowing a .5% rise for twenty years to a permanent
high of 10%. The world will run back to America to start businesses.
Give every working person over 40 the choice to retire with between 1
and 5 million dollars, tax free, depending on their job skills. The
only requirement is that they buy an American car and pay off their
mortgage, or take one out.
Get rid of the IRS. No one should ever again know how much anyone
else makes. A sales tax with the proper tweaking is what we need…you buy
something, you pay tax. The more expensive the item, the more
progressive the tax.
There, done. This plan would fix the car, real estate and banking industries, and wipe out unemployment.
Your welcome.