I never said the bill in question specifically calls for new taxes. The experts have stated that this will result in increased taxes. When a bill requires a good portion of GDP ithas to come from somewhere.

The problem with guys like Meathead is he is incapable of reading comprehension. He will take a statement and use it in the most literal sense. If you wrote that you heard a noise so you killed the lights he would demand you show how you took the life of a light.

So, when I say that the bill will require an increase in taxes he takes that to mean the bill literally has those words in it instead of the bill will result in increased taxes.

I only publish a few of Meathead’s comments. He continues to write vulgarities and call me names. I told him that he would not do that here an he said that I thought I could dictate how people commented but that I was wrong and he continued to write the stuff so I stopped publishing him.

I own this site and I pay for the bandwidth. I will decide what gets published. Meathead is powerless here.

For those wondering, he keeps calling me a coward. He would never do that to my face because he is aware I would beat the hell out of him. I have seen pictures of him and he looks like an evil little perverted child molester.

I would love to run into him because I would love to see him cower when I went after him. He is a cowardly punk who could not fight his way out of a wet paper bag.

Meathead, thanks for pointing out the problem with the words. If you find any more let me know. You still won’t get published because I make the rules and I love screwing with you. BTW, take the screen shots and shove them up your mother’s rear. She seems to like that kind of stuff.

The only money government gets is through taxes. Since the bill would require increased spending (in the neighborhood of 845 billion dollars) then that money must come from somewhere. Or as the analysts put it:
Over a 13-year period, from 2002, when the U.N.’s Financing for Development conference was held, to the target year of 2015, when the U.S. is expected to meet the “Millennium Development Goals,” this amounts to $845 billion. And the only way to raise that kind of money, Sachs has written, is through a global tax, preferably on carbon-emitting fossil fuels.

It will require a tax, they prefer a carbon tax but it could be any tax. If businesses pay a carbon tax that cost will be passed on to all Americans. Any bill that requires spending will require the use of tax dollars to accomplish it. It is all basic economics.

Meathead, are you lonely again?