Alberta following Texas

[chuckChuck]

So now you are back to being in favour of sales taxes?

Because in the $6 Billion to Quebec thread, you were opposed:

Consumption taxes are considered regressive because many low income people still have to pay them on basics to survive.

Progressive income taxes are fairer because you pay more tax based on your income and your ability to pay. And the personal tax exemption can be high enough that low income earners don't have to pay much tax.

But a couple of posts before that, you were in favour, until I stated my support for consumption taxes as the only democratic form of taxation.

At least you are consistently inconsistent. Such as with your insistence on credible sources, and then the examples stated above.

Maybe you should organize your troll activities using a spreadsheet, so you can remember what position you take on which forum, and under which alias, so you can stop contradicting yourself at every turn?

Either that or else try to cut back on the drinking ( or toking) and posting?

So A5 where are your numbers to prove all the quoted sources wrong? We are still waiting. LOL

Consumption taxes can be exempted on essentials and rebated to low income earners, as is done with the PST, GST and HST in several different ways across the country. This helps offset the negative impact of consumption taxes on low income earners.

Alberta chooses to have a relatively low flat rate income tax that favours well off Albertans. The benefits of the oil wealth are not shared equally in Alberta. The province and public own the resource, but the benefits are weighted heavily to the elite and oil companies.

Because Alberta relies on a very volatile commodity with a meager amount of taxation, they have lots of revenue for core services during good times and not enough during low oil price periods.

Its a text book example of how not to run a boom and bust province and economy. Little saved during the good times and a lot of complaining during the downturns.

In Alberta, having a plan for the future isn't high on the list of priorities it seems.

[flea beetle]

So A5 where are your numbers to prove all the quoted sources wrong? We are still waiting. LOL

Consumption taxes can be exempted on essentials and rebated to low income earners, as is done with the PST, GST and HST in several different ways across the country. This helps offset the negative impact of consumption taxes on low income earners.

Alberta chooses to have a relatively low flat rate income tax that favours well off Albertans. The benefits of the oil wealth are not shared equally in Alberta. The province and public own the resource, but the benefits are weighted heavily to the elite and oil companies.

Because Alberta relies on a very volatile commodity with a meager amount of taxation, they have lots of revenue for core services during good times and not enough during low oil price periods.

Its a text book example of how not to run a boom and bust province and economy. Little saved during the good times and a lot of complaining during the downturns.

In Alberta, having a plan for the future isn't high on the list of priorities it seems.

I guess if alberta was to run the province like trudope, they should be happy to give big chunks of money to other provinces/countries never to see any benefit for themselves?

[AlbertaFarmer5]

The New Communist Party had 4 years in power with a majority. They didn't substantially change the royalty formulas or the taxation. Could it be that it is not as simple as our resident simpleton makes it out to be?

[chuckChuck]

But as I said before you would probably call Peter Lougheed a socialist and commie too. LOL

When you are so far right that you think Alberta should join the USA, everybody looks like a socialist! Even Peter OhTool!

Got your separation plans made? If Notley and Trudeau wins again, will you be hanging off the plane at the Edmonton airport?