Comment Sure; tax the little guy but not the big guy (Score 1) 678
The "congresspeople" prattling on about how it's "unfair" to brick & mortar stores should shove it. How about when you buy something that's not a tangible product, like an MP3 from the iTunes store?
Meanwhile, trillions of dollars of transactions happen every day in the stock market, and NONE OF THAT IS TAXED.
So, just so we're clear: middle-class == screwed by paying more taxes when they buy stuff online; rich investors == even more rich 'cause they don't really pay taxes of any sort anyhow, then complain bitterly if their income (via investments) is taxed at 15% while the rest of us pay 30% because we actually work for a living.
Seriously; screw them all. Perhaps it's time to enforce our second amendment rights. No taxation without representation.
And believe me, we (the 99%) are NOT represented by the government.