The fair tax is not nearly as regressive as one might expect with a consumption tax due to the proposal having a redistributory element in the form of a "prebate" - much like has suggested to compensate for a carbon tax's effect on the poor. It would mainly only be regressive when it comes to a comparison between the sort of rich and the very rich - but then we sort of have that already.
The Fair Tax's questionable character comes from the major impact it would have on economic activity if it were high enough to replace current sources of revenue.
See? THIS IS A DISCUSSION. I just didn't want the Atlas Democrats' quasi-socialist rhetoric to seep into the discussion, when socialism will never happen in America
It could've been a discussion, but you ruined it. Shua began a discussion chain but then you immediately closed it by screaming like a lunatic about socialism instead of actually discussing his post.
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