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Originally Posted by iggy_oi
The GST is a tax charged on goods and services, hope that clarifies for you what that nonsense is. The original posters were stating that higher taxes dissuade them from working harder and that wealth redistribution was disturbing to them, so I wanted to know how the change to that tax affected them in those regards. Is it a tax directly related to your income? No, but logic would lead someone to believe that if you make more money you are likely buying more things which would mean a greater amount of your earnings would be going to gst than someone who has less money to spend.
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Higher income taxes, not higher taxes. The GST is a value added tax that is not applied to all items. It has zero relation to my motivation to work. Taking money out of my pocket before I see it with an income tax has a very, very different effect.
Don't declare you're using logic. You're not. You're just fabricating nonsense to support your opinion.