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http://inthebreach.blogspot.com/2005/12/unfair-tax-bill.html

uddrag (engelsk):

"In this country all are equal under the law. Not an equality of
outcome, but an expectation that the law applies to all regardless of
demographic. Though we have had to fine tune this system it works fairly
well, except when we get to taxes.

Any tax system that gives breaks to certain sectors or individuals is
not equitable. Any system that charges different rates to different
people is not equitable. The only system that is equitable is one where
everyone gets the same deductions for the same amounts and everyone pays
the same rate.

The most common argument for a progressive tax rate is "The wealthy must
pay their fair share." , or "Those who can best afford to should accept
the greatest burden.". The first argument bastardizes the meaning of the
word fair. In an equitable society it is not fair that one person has to
accept a higher rate than another. If this were an acceptable meaning
for the word than retailers could charge different prices to different
people. In both statements defending a progressive tax could also defend
such a case for retailers. Since we do not live under a socialist
economy, as least not yet, this cannot occur."

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Kort sagt, progressiv skat er ikke fair - den er unfair, og hører ikke
til i et civiliseret samfund hvor alle efter sigende skulle være lige
for loven.

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regards, Peter Bjørn Perlsø
http://haxor.dk
http://liberterran.org
http://haxor.dk/fanaticism/