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Old 03-06-2008, 06:39 PM
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Originally Posted by Danzig
poor people don't buy things? since when?
and my sales tax here is 10.5%--and arkansas taxes groceries, altho at a lower percentage-but it used to be as high as all the rest of it. i guarantee you, poor people buy groceries. and cars, t.v.s, etc. as far as 'not believing' in a car tax, good luck not paying if a nat'l tax is passed the next time you buy. oh, but i don't believe in that. yeah, you'll have to pay anyway. huckabee the god candidate was gov here in arkansas, and never took the opportunity to do anything about the state of high taxation here in his home state, i doubt he could do anything with the fed taxes--except maybe raise it like he did here. and then there's that tax surplus they passed a few years ago, a temporary added tax to state income tax. then they had a huuuuge surplus after. it was crazy. it too the next gov, a democrat, to lower the grocery tax. and we have personal property, property tax as well. i'd move to louisiana if i didn't think that insurance rates wouldn't nibble at my tax savings!
Poor people buy things, but wealthier people buy more of things and more high-priced items. I should have said that poor people do not purchase as many things as wealthier people. As far as the car tax--I mean paying for that little sticker each year so your license plates are current. I agree with paying tax on a car if you buy it from a dealer. I also do not believe food should be taxed. We are absolutely taxed to death in this country and it has to stop somewhere and sometime.
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