On Wed, 14 Nov 2012 13:45:43 +0100, Kevin Wright
<[email protected]> wrote:
It's the sort of thing that 38 degrees might be interested in (at least
in
the UK), but my main concern is that the whole thing should be funded by
the increased tax revenue that it generates.
We certainly shouldn't expect private individuals to have to donate in
order to get corporations to pay their tax!
and given that the only people with access to said tax revenue are the
government...
I understand your point - but, thinking of it, in a perfect democracy
politicians should be the only thing that we should pay for having a
governance. In the end, it turns out that we need other things
(associations, etc...) for exercising lobbying activities. All of these
things have a cost, and in the end the request for a better fiscal policy
is not an exceptional thing.
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