TheRealMafoo said:
ManusJustus said:
TheRealMafoo said:
ManusJustus said:
I agree with many of your statements. Which I shy I dont understand why you would want to put a flat tax on everyone. Surely a poor person who spends most of his money on basic essentials shouldnt pay the same rate as a rich person who spends much of their money on frivolous items.
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Why?
So should everything work this way? Should I show my W2 to Burger King, so they can adjust accordingly how much to charge me for food?
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No, if you are having trouble paying for food you should stick to Burger King and not visit high-end french restaurant.
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I can eat for a week on what Burger King cost, so based on basic needs, it's like a high-end french restaurant.
It would be interesting to see what it cost to live a minimum life, without being a burden on anyone. I bet it's very little.
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I would consider Burger King a luxury as well.
If you wanted to find out how little someone could eat on, you should include things that constitue a healthy diet in your equation. I could only eat 25 cent Ramen which would add up to $5 a week (not factoring water, electricity, etc.), but I would be horribly malnurished.
