Quote Originally Posted by killerweed420
The constitution certainly grants the government the right to tax and regulate interstate businesses and foreign businesses selling there products in the US. Which is a sign of socialism. The foreign companies are our biggest problem, they're pretty much unregulated and not easily taxed. My preference is to not tax businesses but tax income with an income based flat tax instead. No tax deductions for any businesses, the businesses can do what ever they want with there money but if its taken as personal income then its taxed. The problem is this would be unfair with foreign companies doing business in the US, they wouldn't be taxed.
I have no problem with a graduated flat tax. Face it, the more you make the more you give up. I'm not saying rob the rich, but make them ante up. Most of the corporate CEOs could afford to pay 50% flat and still live high off the hog. Thieves must pay their far share. Then start down the ladder from there. If you only get paid minimum you pay nothing.

And still place tariffs and taxes and duties on imports. Keep the sin taxes stable and quit fucking everybody on them too. :smokin:
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