Discussion · Government Orders
David Bexte Conservative
“In a perfect world, there would be no taxes at all. But in the real world, we should have a much smaller government and cut taxes as low as possible.”
“Mr. Speaker, that is an interesting question from the member across the way. Should there be no taxation? In an ideal world, there would be none at all. There would be no income tax, no sales tax, no excise tax and no GST. However, we do not live in a world like that. It is not ideal yet, and it may never be, but taxes should be cut to the absolute minimum possible with the smallest possible government to deliver the minimum viable product. A small government means small taxes.”
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Mr. Speaker, that is an interesting question from the member across the way. Should there be no taxation? In an ideal world, there would be none at all. There would be no income tax, no sales tax, no excise tax and no GST. However, we do not live in a world like that. It is not ideal yet, and it may never be, but taxes should be cut to the absolute minimum possible with the smallest possible government to deliver the minimum viable product. A small government means small taxes.