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Is this an opportunity to test a transaction tax?

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I've tended to ignore your more recent cut'n'paste diatribes against the Globalist monopoly of banksters, Arjay.

But there was something about the wording of this that caught my eye.

>>So we are paying $16,000 + interest pa per working person to private banks for productivity we already should own<<

How does that work, exactly? Who gets the money, and what does the working person get in return? Because I've looked at my bank account, and I can't see "$16,000 + interest" leaking out of it.

I can certainly understand that we pay interest on our home loans somewhere in that order of magnitude - your figure of $16k per working person adds up to around $180 billion, or about 17% of gross household income.

But what's this stuff about "productivity we already should own"?

You will take a moment to explain, won't you.
Posted by Pericles, Friday, 4 February 2011 5:49:01 PM
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to those who say we got a transaction tax...[ie gst]
please why are you deluding?

gst..is a tax on service providerrs and goods
trabsaction tax is on EVERY TRANSACTION
like those day traiters day trading with billions..speculating up the price of our goods..or moving trillions into overseas markets..[tax free globally]

you know those elites who want taxes on the little guys
not the big snakes...who want a fixed fee for use of banking accounts...while they freely move massive ammounts for relitivly nothing

[say i buy a 25 dollar meal
i pay the same fee as those fools moving 25 billion every night]

yes drop all other taxes on the poor
as well as bank fees

and yes bring on a transaction tax
on every transaction...

[but the elites running the scams on the poor wont ever let that happen]..so were wasting time even talking about it..!

its about keeping the ritch richer
and making the comfortble ..uncomfortable..[and eventually..poor]

just like inflation is about stealing value
devalueing the worth of every dollar..till in the end its worth cents
Posted by one under god, Sunday, 6 February 2011 10:04:59 AM
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