I understand and respect your point of view.

I guess the primary difference between our points of view is that you 
think "fairness" should be enforced by taking money from one person who 
doesn't have kids and giving it to another because they have kids.  Mine 
is that everyone should have the same opportunities and pay the same 
amount (above the poverty line) and that the playing field should be 
level in a literal, non governmentally subsidized way.

-Cameron

Jeff Garza wrote:
> Well... The opposite of your argument is true as well.  Doesn't seem fair to
> me that I, as a homeowner and father to three children will get nailed up
> and down having to pay a "consumption tax" on the shoes and clothes and food
> needed to raise a family, not to mention the upkeep of a home.  Compared to
> those single, childless, small business owners that own nothing of their own
> and might buy a pair of shoes every couple of years... Yeah... Sounds fair
> to me.  Where do I sign up for that???  Real level playing field...  
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Cameron Childress [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
> Sent: Monday, February 04, 2008 8:45 PM
> To: CF-Community
> Subject: Re: The Fairtax Book
>
> Yeah, I guess when given an opportunity most would vote for a system that
> gives/keeps an advantage over others rather than one which levels the
> playing field.
>
> Fair.
>
> -Cameron
>   

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