Extract From the Argument of Hon James F Wilson On the Reagan Inter State Com
Extract From the Argument of Hon James F Wilson On the Reagan Inter State Com
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We not in great danger of estab- lishing one of great enormity ? And if we insist on a complete eradication of all inequalities of taxation and other burdens inci- dental to government, business, trade, and commerce, would we have much left at the end of the process ? How would it be with our public charities ? Those for whose benefit they are estab- lished contribute nothing to their support. How would it be with our public schools ? They are in no inconsiderable part main- tained by taxation ...of property of persons who have no children to be educated for the education of the children of others who have no property to be taxed. Some of the States yield a net revenue to the Government from the postal service. Others fall far short of paying the cost of the service. How would the peo- ple of the non-paying States like to be deprived of the service on that account ? And yet what is a continuance of these conditions but the taxing of those who do pay for the benefit of those who do not? And so I might go the rounds of a hundred illustrations quite as pertinent as these.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We not in great danger of estab- lishing one of great enormity ? And if we insist on a complete eradication of all inequalities of taxation and other burdens inci- dental to government, business, trade, and commerce, would we have much left at the end of the process ? How would it be with our public charities ? Those for whose benefit they are estab- lished contribute nothing to their support. How would it be with our public schools ? They are in no inconsiderable part main- tained by taxation ...of property of persons who have no children to be educated for the education of the children of others who have no property to be taxed. Some of the States yield a net revenue to the Government from the postal service. Others fall far short of paying the cost of the service. How would the peo- ple of the non-paying States like to be deprived of the service on that account ? And yet what is a continuance of these conditions but the taxing of those who do pay for the benefit of those who do not? And so I might go the rounds of a hundred illustrations quite as pertinent as these.
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