Mark and his amazing transmogrifying brain!

Does everybody remember Calvin & Hobbes? I was a big fan. Every day I would grab the paper and go directly to see what Calvin & Hobbes were up to. One of my favorite Calvin inventions was the "transmogrifier". Calvin, being a little boy, had a very active imagination. Calvin would take a cardboard box and paint "transmogrifier" on the side. Calvin would crawl into the box and have his faithful tiger companion press the button. Instantly, Calvin would be transmogrified into whatever he wanted to be. It was hilarious! Our imbecile, Mark has a brain that transmogrifies things too. Mark can read an article, or watch a video and "Zap", his brain would instantly transmogrify whatever he reads or whatever video he watches into something completely the opposite! Mark reads the FairTax book and "Zap", all of a sudden FairTax mandates a 30% reduction in salaries and wages! "Zap", and Neal Boortz is rewriting the FairTax code! "Zap" and nobody wants it to pass. "Zap", and the leaders know it's a farce! "Zap", and 800,000 volunteer supporters are gone! "Zap", and cancer patients would have to pay the highest sales tax on earth on their treatment! "Zap", and the insanities never stop!

Deleting comments and more!

Mark is a real prize! Not only is he deleting blogs in wholesale fashion, he's now deleting comments and rewriting his own! I asked Mark why he was deleting people's comments. His explanation is that he was just getting rid of "old stuff". Conveniently, the "old stuff" just happens to be the stuff that proves him wrong. Now Mark returns to one of his favorite activities, besides spewing insanity, he's now writing his own comments! I guess someone has to agree with the imbecile, might as well be himself! Way to go moron! Think nobody can tell?

Mark is Looney Tunes!!!

My oh my, Marks last blog is about a half inch from a total insane meltdown. He's unleashing a tsunami of Markisms. In case you didn't know, a Markism is a word or phrase that Mark makes up off the top of his pointed head. The more I blog here, the wilder and nuttier he gets. So far Mark has succeeded in rewriting the FairTax code, promoting Neal Boortz to congress and a list of other insane rantings from Quincy, Illinois' village idiot. I'll bet none of you knew that Neal Boortz has been elected to congress. That's right, Mark says Neal Boortz is rewriting the FairTax code! Mark says Neal Boortz introduced it in congress! Yeah! No shit! Now Mark says that every worker will have a 30% reduction in pay! All because of the FairTax! Really! John Linder is looking for an out! Yeah, congressman Linder is so embarrassed about the FairTax, he's not supporting it anymore! Matter of fact, Mark says nobody really wants it to pass! Great Markism! Can you believe this moron? Where does it say... anywhere... about a 30% pay reduction? Mark says the FairTax is based on it! Where does he get this shit? How does he manage to dig this stuff up? It's because Mark's brain can't multi-task. There are certain points that go together to make up the FairTax. A person has to be able to hold on to certain things that work in conjunction with others. Mark's brain can't do that. Explain one thing to him and he loses another. I guess it took years for him to be able to dress himself and tie his own shoes. Putting two things together like that just confuses him. For years he probably wiped his johnson and shook his ass instead of the other way around.Mark is back to deleting comments from his blogs. Only the ones that prove him wrong. Nice to be able to remove all the competition and attempt to make himself look better. Guess what? It didn't work.

Why do I blog?

Why do I do this? Well, I guess what I really like is the design aspect. Putting together a nice looking, readable, well designed blog. It's come a long way since I started it. I do it because I believe that the single greatest thing that could happen to this country is the passage of the FairTax (HR25). It's a no-brainer to me. The disadvantages of our current system are too numerous to list here. The advantages of the FairTax are just too great to ignore. A simple, fair system that sets us free. Support has grown to over 800,000 registered volunteer supporters and growing. 83 cosponsors in congress up from 72 just two months ago and growing. The FairTax is one of the largest grassroots movements in the history of our country. Some of this country's most important changes have come as a result of grassroots movements. The FairTax eliminates volumes of tax code and replaces it with a 133 page tax code. There's a 64 page plain English version also. Is the FairTax perfect? No, I don't think any system of taxation is perfect. The FairTax is the best chance we have to get rid of the cluster fuck we have now. There will be those who disagree. But there are those who make it their career to disagree. It never fails. Every time something good comes along, somebody will come along and disagree just to disagree. Does Mark bother me? Not really. Mark is one of those who disagree with anything and everything. He wants to be thought of as smart, but he comes off more as an imbecile than anything else. He's scared. The FairTax has gathered so much support it sends him into ranting tirades, repeating the same things over and over. I don't really need to debunk Mark. Mark debunks himself.

*ATTENTION* Mark has deleted 7 of his blogs. I guess to keep from making himself look like he's having a meltdown. No biggie, huh Mark? They all say the same thing anyway! Same old tired rantings.

Mark is having a meltdown!

Watch out! It's gonna blow! Mark is having a meltdown! He's sitting at home in front of his little computer typing as fast as his fingers can type! He's pumping out the insanity at record speed! So far, in just this month, he's blogged 41 times! His brain is in overdrive trying desperately to get as much bullshit pumped out as possible. I've got him so mad he could bite nails in-two and the madder he gets, the wilder his blogs are. He's like a speed freak on steroids! He's deleting comments as fast as people can post them. Pretty soon the little men in white suits are gonna come and take him away! Oh no! Back to the mental hospital. Mark, remember how they attach those electrodes to your temples and zap your brain? Well, here it comes again! Tell Nurse Ratchet we all said hello! This is great... check this out people. Go to Mark's blog site (click here). Now, go to Mark's very first blogs. Waaaay back in January. Now look at his last blog... the one he posted just a little while ago. See any difference? Check it out... everything in between is the same thing! He has repeated the same things over and over again since January! That's it! Mark's trying for the Guiness Book of World Records for insane rantings! Good luck Mark! Go Mark, Go Mark, Go Mark!!!

*ATTENTION!* *ACHTUNG!* Mark has deleted 7 of his blogs so far. Mark reads this blog on a regular basis. He's deleting his blogs to keep from looking like he's having a meltdown. But we know better!

Mark 's brain doesn't work like a normal person...

Well, Mark had a little difficulty trying to figure out how to embed a video into his blog. I'm baffled to see why something so simple would be such a problem for Mark. He finally got it to work. I wonder who told him how to do it. The video that Mark embedded is one of Neal Boortz and congressman John Linder explaining the FairTax to Sean Hannity on Fox News. I have that video in my video feeds. Rarely does a person see such a simple, easy to understand explanation. My ten year old neighbor, a sweet girl, but no honor student, read the book and now is able to explain how the FairTax works like a pro. But the question still bothers me. Why would Mark post a video that actually proves himself wrong? Why would Mark post links, which he rarely does, that would prove himself wrong? Why does Mark quote parts of the book that actually proves himself wrong? Why does Mark take things that totally tear his arguments apart and post them in his blog, then come back and talk about how they prove him correct? Why does 99.9% of all people who watch the video's, read the links, read the book and understand it while Mark doesn't? I can't count the number of people who have taken the time to explain to Mark how he misses it. But if you explain one thing to Mark, he loses what you explained to him five minutes ago. Is it intentional? Does he do this on purpose? I've tried to figure it out, but I keep coming back to the same opinion. Mark has an issue. Mark defies simple logic, bordering on insanity. He's either been injured in an accident or suffers from some genetic abnormality that has effected how his brain processes information. How else would you explain the rantings, the repetition, the misquotes, the lies? I challenge anyone to watch the Boortz and Linder video that Mark has on his blog, and show me anywhere where Boortz, Linder, Sean Hannity or the lady in the video contradict themselves as Mark says they do. Mark's brain seems to work in one dimension. Throw anything at him where you have to put any two ideas or concepts together and he goes even further off the deep end. So, what is Mark's problem? Is he an imbecile? Is he a moron? I don't think anyone could arrive at any different opinion after reading his blogs. I can't see his family allowing him to live and function on his own. Who knows what goes on in the mind of a person like Mark?

The imbecile unleashes a shit storm in response...

See that stuff coming out of the bull's ass? That's bullshit! The imbecile has had a shit storm since I started this blog! Wow! He's mad and the madder he gets the wilder he gets! He's spewing it out by the bucket loads! Check it out... here's Mark's blog archives:

January - 2 blogs. February - 5 blogs. March - 8 blogs. April - 3 blogs. May - 11 blogs. June - 41 blogs!

Since I started this blog site, Mark has had a storm of bullshit! His little brain is working overtime to try and keep up. It's enough to drive any sane person into the nut house. This blog site has driven Mark to the brink of total meltdown! I challenge anyone to find that much repetition anywhere on the internet. Take a minute and go to the moron's blog site (click here). Has anybody ever seen the same arguments repeated so many times in the same place? It's like a broken record of lies and bullshit. If Mark ever had an original thought I think I'd pass out. The government paying itself repeated over and over and over. Cancer patients repeated over and over and over until an actual cancer patient finally writes in an tells Mark to knock it off, Mark says fuck off! Nursing home patients, over and over and over. The highest sales tax on earth repeated so many times he'd make the rain man puke. 41 times in just one month and counting! Mark also likes to screen comments. Why Mark? If you're so right, why do you even bother to screen comments? And do you have to respond to everyone? Can't a person just make a comment and let it go at that? He deletes the comments of anyone who makes him look too bad. Something that tickles me is the people who actually try to tell Mark about the FairTax. Bless their hearts, they mean well, but we're not dealing with a normal human being here. That just sends Mark back into another ranting tirade of repetitive bullshit and conspiracy theories. I'd love to see Mark try to defend himself in court with the same bullshit that he spews here. They'd put him under the jail... after a psychological evaluation. Mark says he retired early from a government job. Could you imagine working with a moron like that? Stay tuned, more to come!

*** ATTENTION *** Mark has deleted 7 of his blogs since reading this! He's making a vane attempt to make it look like he isn't having a meltdown.

An excellent article from an expert...

I bought a cup of coffee today, this came back with my change. Cool huh? Taking a short break from debunking the imbecile, Mark Douglas Curran of Quincy, Illinois... well, not really. This article helps to debunk the imbecile, so why don't I just post a link to it here? It's rather large, so instead of posting the entire article here, I'll supply a link: Bob McTeer's Blog (click here). This is what an expert in the field of economics and taxation says about the FairTax. Of course, it won't slow Mark down... he's an imbecile.

A cancer patient sends Mark a message...

A cancer patient writes to Mark's blog and asks him to please stop using cancer patients as an example. Here's what could be this person's dying wish:

"Mark, I'm a cancer patient. I have advanced lymphoma. Please don't speak for me. I support the FairTax. My medical insurance has paid my bills on time and in full to date. I'm quite certain that they will continue to pay for my treatment, tax included, when FairTax passes. So please leave us cancer patients out of your arguments. We don't want or need you speaking for us. I'm proud to pay my fair share and that's what FairTax is all about."

Now this has been one of Mark's favorite arguments. Mark says that cancer patients will scream for exemptions. Well, one cancer patient has asked Mark to knock it off. This was Mark's response:

"Anon, sorry for your health issue, and pray for your complete and speedy recovery.
How do you know your insurance company will pay your taxes -the worlds highest tax will be added to your medical bills, if FT ever passed (Which is impossible, people wont agree to this tax)
So you think your Insurance company will pay it? What makes you think that?
And Fairtax assumes it will get 500 billion -- half a trillion dollars, 1.5 of the national budget -- from the taxes on health care.
Do you think insurance companies are going to pay half a trillion dollars in taxes?
Why don't you call them and ask.
Half a trillion here, half a trillion there, and pretty soon, you are talkinga bout a lot of money.
So let say your insurance company pays all the sales taxes for everyone. All the insurance companies do.
Where do you suppose they will get this half a trillion dollars?
YOu suppose they will just take it from the profits on Katrina?
You suppose they will just go to Vegas and win it against Thurmon Brunson in Texas Hold em?
YOU suppose they will win every lottery for the next 100 years?
Where do you suppose they will get half a trillion dollars every year to pay the sales tax on all these medical cost?
Hmmm.
Now Fairtax has an idea. They say you can't really tax corporations, cause they pass it on.
You think maybe, just maybe, if insurance companies had to pay the highest sales tax on earth, on your medical, they would, oh, i don't know, pass the cost on?
Or would they go broke, be out of business in a month, and sell AmWay?"

A dying person has asked Mark to stop speaking for cancer patients and Mark the same as says fuck off! So much for his caring concern for cancer patients!

He pays his fair share and more!

He paid the ultimate price. Is he whining about paying his fair share? Should cancer patients be exempt from federal taxes while he pays for their freedom? Shame on you Mark, shame!

8 out of the last 10 blogs are about cancer patients...

Wow, talk about running something into the ground! Mark seems to have a case of brain lock. He can't get his mind off of cancer patients, or some kind of patient, whining about having the rest of the country pay for their misfortune. To all you cancer patients, parkinsons, burn victims, alzheimers patients, etc. I'm really sorry to hear of your misfortune, but do you really think that the rest of the country should have to pay your way? Are you really pissed that the FairTax is the only federal tax you have to pay? Do you think it's fair that the rest of us have to pay our fair share while you don't have to because of your disease? What about my family? If we have to pay, shouldn't you have to? My grandfather fought and was wounded in WWI. My father fought and was wounded in WWII. I fought and was wounded in Viet Nam. My son is currently serving in Iraq. Shouldn't my family be exempt too? After all, we're taking the bullets for your freedom! Where did you serve Mark? Nice to be able to bitch and moan about paying your fair share with your cheaply bought freedom! Nice to be able to run your mouth after someone else took the bullets for your freedom! You don't want to pay your fair share? Cancer victim or not, if that's the way you feel, move to Russia! Now that you've thought about it, do you really feel that bad about paying your fair share? I didn't think so. Get well soon!

The imbecile misquotes ... again!

Misquoting articles in an attempt to back his wild, imbecilic claims seems to be a habit with our moron. If Mark posts a link, which he rarely ever does, check it. Nine times out of ten, it has nothing to do with what Mark is claiming. We all have seen how Mark tries to say that Boortz now tells us that we won't bring home our entire paycheck, when the article Mark quotes says entirely the opposite. In Mark's mind, he probably does see it that way. Why is it that nobody agrees with him? Mark is a busy little fucker. The more people challenge him, the more he goes out searching for any little tidbit that might help him prove his wild claims. So far, he's found Bruce Bartlett and some obscure article from a retail sales organization. Mark says it's the National Federation of Retailers. This is what Mark quotes them as saying:

"Under the proposed national sales tax rate of 30 percent at the cash register, consumers would simply stop spending on anything but the barest necessities for a prolonged period of time," Pfister said. (Whoever Phister is).
"This would have a ripple effect throughout the economy with an impact far beyond the retail industry. Even at lower rates, the psychological effect on consumer spending would be profound."

But here's where it gets screwy. Again, I'm sure Mark does this on purpose. He puts this link in, which says nothing about the FairTax... nothing: (click here). Since Mark takes everything he reads at face value and doesn't possess the brain power to think beyond what he reads, let's look at what this Phister guy talks about. He says:

"Under the proposed national sales tax rate of 30 percent at the cash register, consumers would simply stop spending on anything but the barest necessities for a prolonged period of time."

What Phister considers a prolonged period of time is a mystery, and why would consumers stop spending on anything but the barest necessities? Hmmm, do you suppose that for the first time in their lives, they're able to save some money or invest for their future? Mark doesn't mention that. Nor does Mr. Phister. And again, he goes on to say:

"This would have a ripple effect throughout the economy with an impact far beyond the retail industry. Even at lower rates, the psychological effect on consumer spending would be profound."

Hmmm, you know, he's probably right on this one. Once people find out that they actually get to bring home what they earn and spending less means saving and investing for their future more. It certainly will have a profound effect on the economy. All those businesses and industries coming back to the U.S. That 17 trillion dollars in off-shore tax havens coming back into the economy certainly will have a profound effect. All those new jobs opening up... yep, profound! Thank you for again misquoting Mark! And thanks for only seeing these articles at face value! Keep up the good work Mark!

Should cancer patients be exempt from the FairTax?

As anyone who's read any of Mark's comments know, he's obsessed with cancer and nursing home patients. One of Mark's key arguments is that cancer patients will "demand and receive exemptions to the FairTax". Well, let's look at the numbers. According to the Center For Disease Control in Atlanta, "every year over one million people are diagnosed with cancer" (click here). So, out of a total population of over 300 million, one million and change are diagnosed. For those of you like Mark, who don't understand basic math, that's 1 out of every 3,000,000 people (Google "1% of 300,000,000"). Mark says it's more like 33% of the population, but where he gets this figure is a mystery. Hmmm, that means one out of every three people has cancer. There are eleven houses in my subdivision, not one family has or knows anyone in their family that has cancer. Hmmm, wonder where all these cancer victims Mark refers to are living? Since the whole concept behind the FairTax is well, fairness, and remembering that the more exemptions means a higher rate for everyone else, how many of you readers think that 299,000,000 (that's two hundred ninety nine million) people should pay a higher federal tax rate because 1,000,000 (that's one million) have a special need? And what special need deserves an exemption over another? OK, let's look at nursing home patients. Again, looking at the figures from the CDC, there are 18,000 nursing homes in the U.S., that averages out to 360 nursing homes per state. There are 1.9 million beds, 1.6 million current residents, an occupancy rate of 87% and an average stay of 892 days per resident (click here). That's less than 1% of the total population. Again, should 299,000,000 people have to pay a higher federal tax rate than 1% of the total population? Where would the exemptions stop? Heart disease is the nations number one killer. Shouldn't heart patients get an exemption too? How about unwed mothers? How about people with arthritis? Well, if they deserve an exemption, I have a hang-nail, I should be exempt too. Mark says that all these people will be lined up demanding and getting exemptions. Yeah, sure and congress is just gonna open up an exemption stand on Capital Hill and hand out exemptions willy-nilly to anyone that asks! Meanwhile the federal tax rate spirals up and out of control, uh huh, sure. Something Mark fails to see is, what makes the FairTax fair is... NO EXEMPTIONS... NONE... PERIOD!

The definition of insanity...

Repeating the same things over and over again seem to be Mark's game. But how many times do we have to debunk the same things over and over? We don't have to. Not any more and that's why I created this blog. I get a chuckle out of the people who comment on Mark's posts. They mean well. Trying to educate an imbecile is an impossibility though, and besides, Mark knows how the FairTax works better than Boortz and Linder. No, I'm here to show how Mark cannot possibly be a sane human being. Maybe I should rephrase that... I just think it's fun to laugh at this moronic pedophile... Mark does a good enough job on his own proving that he's not sane.

The imbecile says support is dying...

Well he's at it again. And finally, he posts what I've been trying to get him to say for a few weeks now. You see, Mark says that the FairTax is dying and that it's leaders really don't want it to pass! This, in my opinion, is one of the more absurd of the absurdity's of Mark's tiny mind. Here's a clue Mark... is it dying? If you call eleven more cosponsors in the past two months dying... then you're right. But you've always had trouble with numbers. FairTax now has 84 cosponsors... up 12 from 72 just two months ago. Yep, looks like it's dying, huh Mark? Mark says that the leaders, and by this I guess he's speaking of Boortz and Linder, never really wanted it to pass. The imbecile says that Boortz and Linder are looking for an out. Yep, they're trying to get out of it so bad that they signed eleven more cosponsors! They never really wanted it to pass? Yep, I guess Boortz and Linder and the 84 cosponsors were so bored, they decided to introduce HR25. Nothing else to do. But here's where the imbecile slips up... again: Mark says "of course I can't prove that they're not trying to get it passed". Of course not Mark, but then again, you haven't been able to prove a single word you've said so far! But that doesn't slow down the lies, misquotes, inflated numbers and false claims! 'Glad to see you've opened up your blog again Mark. Were you scared or something? I can't understand why you keep closing your blog and then reopening it. I was afraid I wouldn't have anything to debunk. Thanks again imbecile!

The moron closes his blog site... mission accomplished!

Well, I guess the moron (Mark Douglas Curran of Quincy, Illinois) finally couldn't take it any longer. I know how I would feel if everything I said got shot down and crashed in flames. I don't blame you moron... I mean Mark, I'd shut my blog down too. I'm kinda wondering though, how many people do you think is actually going to ask permission to read your rants, lies and misquotes?
Here's the difference between the imbecile and me... I read an article and if I don't agree with it, well, there's not a whole lot I can do about it. It says what it says. Lying about it or misquoting it doesn't change it into something that I agree with or something that helps my argument. I'll just Google the subject until I find something that I agree with or helps my argument. The imbecile will actually quote an article that doesn't prove his argument in the slightest. Or he'll either lie about what the article says or try to twist it. In Mark's tiny mind, he thinks nobody will notice. His name is Mark D. Curran... does the "D" stand for "Denial"? Despite the fact that absolutely nobody agrees with him, he continues to argue the same points over and over regardless of how many times he's been proven wrong. Is that indicative of a normal, healthy mental state? A psychiatrist would have a field day with this imbecile. Well at least his blog is closed down now. I guess my mission to debunk the imbecile is accomplished!

Our pedophile backtracks again...

Mark hates the FairTax so badly that he'll create a blog site so he can rant, lie, twist, misquote and spread disinformation about it. His rantings are posted all over every FairTax blog on the internet. He probably visits and rants on as many FairTax blogs as he does kiddie porn sites. He has more FairTax lies than he has pairs of little boy's underpants. Anybody that visits his blog site can see how he changes his posts every time someone makes a comment. This time he slips up and admits that the FairTax is the only way to go. I'm sure once he reads this, he'll go back and take this out, but here it is, directly quoted from his blog:

"Someone asked if we -- okay I -- can defend the current system.
Hell no the current system sucks -- its as bad as Fairtax said it was. Worse.
I have said many times that even though Fairtax is a farce -- and completely bogus -- I would vote to pass it, if that were the only way we can get rid of the mess we have now."

So, with that said, why does he still rant? If he admits that the FairTax is the best alternative we have, why doesn't he suggest how he would tweak it to make it work? What would he change that would make it ok in his eyes? Why the constant lies, misquotes, rants and disinformation? Why does he say it's a farce (his favorite word, by-the-way)? Why does he accuse Boortz and Linder of spreading this "farce"? Why Mark?

Mark says half of his cerebral cortex was removed by a surgeon!

I guess that explains why Mark's reading comprehension skills equal that of a 3rd grader. But I'm still puzzled about what section of the brain controls a person's propensity to lie, because they obviously left that part of the imbecile's brain intact. One thing is certain, Mark does read this blog and he's back to posting new lies and misquotes. As I've said before, when you debunk him, he just changes the subject and moves on to another lie and misquote. One other thing that I've noticed... he still uses pictures of babies and young children in his blogs. That really bothers me. I guess the child molester part of Mark's brain is still active.

After changing his story 11 times our imbecile finally posts a new blog!

Whew! I was beginning to worry about the moron! He changed his story eleven (11) times before he finally posted a new blog! Funny it came after I made mention of the fact that the imbecile wasn't posting. Before I created this blog site, Mark was posting new blogs by the dozens... all the same blathering of lies and misquotes, but did anyone expect anything different? Isn't it neat how Mark goes back and changes his story after he reads the comments of sane people? Not that he learned anything... well he may have learned something, but that still doesn't keep our resident imbecile from lying, misquoting and spreading bullshit. I for one never expected him to slow down. Once an imbecile, always an imbecile. Maybe it took him longer to post a new blog because he was busy watching the neighborhood children and fantasizing about molesting them again. Once a child molester, always a child molester!

Our imbecile stops posting!

Well, it's been three days now and our resident imbecile, Mark Douglas Curran of Quincy, Illinois, has stopped posting! This must be some kind of record! Since I started this blog, Mark has stopped posting new blogs. BUT, what he does now is go back and change his last blog every time someone makes a comment. His last blog, where he tries to make more wild claims, has changed nine (9, now 11) times since he originally posted it. His theory and his lies have been "debunked" several times. The average 3rd grader would have a field day with Marky Mark.

Mark says Boortz has a "stunning reversal"...

This one will challenge the patience of any sane person. I have to take my hat off to the mental health professionals who work with people like Mark on a regular basis. I know I couldn't do it. It just boggles my mind how Mark can twist a story the way he does. In The FairTax Book (page 83-84), Neal Boortz says that under the FairTax we bring home 100% of our pay checks because there would be no more withholding of federal taxes. In an article on freerepublic.com, Boortz explains it in more depth. Somehow in Marks twisted little mind he's come out with the story that Boortz has had "a stunning reversal", and admits that we won't bring home 100% of our checks. If I could cut and paste from the book, I'd post it here, but since I can't, you'll have to get your copy of the FairTax Book to see for yourself. Here's the link to the article on freerepublic.com... click here. Read them and make up your own mind. Now, with both articles in black and white, plain English, Mark comes up with this fairy tale. He still refuses to admit he was wrong... but then again I wouldn't expect anything different from our resident imbecile. I seriously doubt that Mark has the reading comprehension skills of a 3rd grader. Given this fact, it makes me wonder... who watches out to make sure he doesn't hurt himself? If he can't get these two simple articles straight in his mind, how would he handle a warning message? I mean really, Mark might read something that says "caution, high voltage" and in his mind, he thinks it says "batteries not included". Think about it.

The pot calls the kettle black...

Well folks, it seems Mark doesn't like to be called names. Poor wittle Marky doesn't like it when he gets a taste of his own medicine. Wait, let me get my violin so I can play some sad, tear-jerking music. Go to YouTube and search for "fair tax"... it won't take long to see who spams all the video's with rantings and name callings. Mark has a rainbow of colorful names he likes to call anybody who supports the FairTax. But poor wittle Marky doesn't like it when I call him an imbecile. Well, if the shoe fits. I guess he gets called an imbecile quite a bit by the doctors and nurses at the mental hospital where he's undergoing treatment. I'm posting this because of the dialog that Mark and I have been engaged in since his last post on his blog site. You know... the one about Boortz "admitting" that you won't bring home your entire pay check? He's gone back and changed the post no less than *five times since he first posted it! The one that didn't have a link in it until after he read my posts? Yeah, that's the one! And the imbecile STILL tries to defend what he said! Now where did I put those crayons? I need to draw Marky a wittle picture!

* As of this time and date, Mark has gone back and changed his post eight times!

Mark changes his post... again!

Folks, remember I told you how Mark likes to read this blog and go back and "adjust" what he says in his posts? Well, he's done it again! But this time he adds a link that debunks his own post! Also, with a little creative editing, Mark changes the entire article! Isn't that great? Yesterday, he was ranting about Boortz "admitting" that you don't take home your entire pay check. There was no link to the original Boortz article anywhere to be seen. As a matter of fact Mark hates, and has in the past, refused to post links to the articles he misquotes.
Looks like this blog site has slowed down Mark's rantings. Now it's much harder for him to lie, twist the truth and spread disinformation! Mission accomplished!

Mark says Neal Boortz admits you don't keep your entire paycheck!

Folks, it just keeps getting better. How anybody can read an article and get something completely different from what 99.9% of readers do is a complete mystery. But our man Mark sure can't seem to get it right. Is he dyslexic? Does he not understand the English language? Maybe he does it on purpose thinking, or hoping, that nobody will check on it. Is he scared of the FairTax? Who knows. All I know is, he just keeps cranking out the bullshit! Now our resident imbecile publishes a new post on his blog site (click here) where he says Neal Boortz admits that you don't bring home your entire pay check! Again Mark speaks before he engages his brain... if he has a brain. It just so happens, I have a copy of the Boortz article:

"Now, let's elaborate on the "keep 100% of your paycheck" line that appears in The FairTax Book. It is certainly true that after the FairTax becomes law there will be no more withholding from your paycheck for any federal taxes. What you earn is what you get. This is not to say that your gross pay will equal what it was before the FairTax. This will depend on what your employer does when the embedded costs represented by the tax burden you have passed on to your employer disappear. One thing is certain: You will suffer no decrease in real or net earnings - the amount of each paycheck you deposit into your bank account every other week. The "keep 100% of your paycheck" concept can more easily be applied to those who either change jobs or come into the labor force after the implementation of the FairTax. A new worker will negotiate a wage with an employer knowing that the amount negotiated will be the amount that worker receives every two weeks ... no deductions. Likewise, when you change employers you, too, will negotiate a wage that will not be subject to withholding, and you will get 100% of your wages in each paycheck."

This is the part of the article that Mark is referring to. Why doesn't Mark provide a link to the article? Because he knows you'll see the truth... you'll know he's lying! The original article is much larger, but Mark only jumps on what he thinks he can pass off as fact, but by now, we know different. Here's a link to the entire article... click here. So, does Boortz admit that you don't bring home 100% of your paycheck? Absolutely not. Actually, he confirms it! So, if you contracted with your employer for $50,000.00 per year, you bring home $50,000.00!

Mark says medical insurance won't pay your 1,000,000 sales tax bill!

First of all why does an accused child molester use pictures of children so much on his blog site? Hmmmm, I guess you can tell what's on Mark's sick mind besides ranting about the FairTax. I can see that debunking this imbecile is going to be difficult. You see Mark knows about this blog site and he does read my posts. I was attempting, out of fairness to the imbecile, to quote his posts and comments verbatim. But what I found that he does is this... he reads the quotes that I post here from his blog, then he goes back and edits his blog to change his posts and comments! So it's not bad enough that he rants, lies and spreads false and misleading numbers. Now he goes back and changes what he rants about. Kudo's Mark! Moving on to the subject of this post... How does a person incur a $1,000,000 tax bill? A million dollars? Mark says that's just the tax on your medical care! Mark says that your health insurance company won't pay the tax on your medical bills (under the FairTax)! And this is where it gets difficult because remember, we're not dealing with a mentally stable individual here. Somehow in Mark's mind he's combined an individual's tax liability with corporate taxes. ???? Well, you see for yourself. Here's the quote from Mark's blog:

"We've established that FT would be the world's highest sales tax. By far.
And we have established that FT would apply to all medical costs -- every surgery, office visit, lab test, second opinioin, pill, Xray, Cat Scan, urine test, knee transplant, nursing home bill, dental visit, boob job, pap smear, birth, everything would pay that high sales tax on every penny.
There are no exceptions -- even if you are dirt poor, even if you die -- you will owe the sales tax on the medical cost that was spent trying to keep you alive.
Even the government would have to pay the world's highest sales tax on medical payments it makes -- for example, for wounded soldiers.
In fact, they OUGHT to call it the worlds highest sales tax.
Someone wrote to this blog and said he wouldnt care about the highest sales tax on earth - on his medical cost. He has insurance!!
Ahhhh -- brilliant. Brilliant. You have insurance.
Fairtax fans see no problem with this. Not only insurance will pay it --they argue that there arent that many people so affected -- so what does it matter?
But the point in this blog entry is -- will insurance pay it?
Well no. They won't.
Remember when Fairtax told you - about 1,000 times -- that corporations don't pay taxes? That only PEOPLE pay taxes?
Corporations dont pay taxes - remember?
SO how can corporation pay this tax -- insurance compaines are corporations.
How do they think insurance companies will pay this tax?
Do you think they will pass the cost along?"

Whew! Can you believe this imbecile? Let's break this down. Mark says:

"We've established that FT would be the world's highest sales tax. By far."

Well, maybe. But here's what Mark's little brain won't hold on to... It's the ONLY tax liability we'd have. Mark says:

"And we have established that FT would apply to all medical costs -- every surgery, office visit, lab test, second opinioin [sic], pill, Xray, Cat Scan, urine test, knee transplant, nursing home bill, dental visit, boob job, pap smear, birth, everything would pay that high sales tax on every penny."

Notice how Mark squeezed nursing homes in there? Nursing homes are one of Mark's pet subjects. Which makes me wonder... does he live in one? OK Mark, yes there may be a tax on medical care... maybe. Mark says:

"Someone wrote to this blog and said he wouldnt care about the highest sales tax on earth - on his medical cost. He has insurance!!
Ahhhh -- brilliant. Brilliant. You have insurance."

Yes, and? If I'm paying premiums to a health insurance company, exactly what service can I expect from them Mark? Aren't they supposed to pay my medical bills or buy me an ice cream cone? But Mark gets even weirder! Mark says:

"Not only insurance will pay it --they argue that there arent that many people so affected -- so what does it matter?"

The stupid little fuck takes everything out of context. Mark is referring to how I debunked his cancer patients rant. You know, Mark likes to rant about how cancer patients will demand and receive exemptions to the FairTax? I proved to Mark how cancer patients only make up about 3% of the total population and it's doubtful such a small segment would get an exemption. Now he tries to turn that against me. Nice try Mark, but no cigar for lying and twisting the truth! But wait! Mark isn't finished being insane yet! Here's the last part of his blog... Mark says:

"But the point in this blog entry is -- will insurance pay it?
Well no. They won't.
Remember when Fairtax told you - about 1,000 times -- that corporations don't pay taxes? That only PEOPLE pay taxes?
Corporations dont pay taxes - remember?
SO how can corporation pay this tax -- insurance compaines are corporations.
How do they think insurance companies will pay this tax?
Do you think they will pass the cost along?"

Are we laughing hard enough yet? In Mark's sick mind he figures that since corporations don't pay taxes, your health insurance isn't going to pay your medical bills because there are taxes included! Actually, Mark says you'll get 10 (that's ten) separate bills from the hospital! Stop laughing, he said that! Who knows what goes on in the mind of a mentally ill child molester?

The two best FairTax video's I've ever seen!

I've never tried embedding a video into these blogs, but I'll give it a try. These pretty much blow Mark's theories and rants out of the water, but then again, doesn't everyone? Here they are:

Mark says the embedded costs aren't 22%

I know I said I would post some of Mark's older comments so everybody could see what an imbecile he is. I guess that's gonna prove a little harder than I thought. Mark is a busy little puppy. He spews out his rantings faster than a scalded dog. Then I thought, "oh well, he comments on the same things over and over again anyway". I'll just get them as they come. With all the time he spends writing this stuff, it's beyond me how he finds time to pursue his other hobby. I guess in that case, it's a good thing he does write this crap. The more he writes, the safer the neighborhood children are. Since Mark cranks out his crap so fast, I have to make regular trips to his blog to see what the latest ranting is.
He didn't let me down! Mark says that there's no 22% embedded costs in new products and services. He's good, isn't he? Here's what he says now:

"Now, supposedly under Fairtax -- the price of the 1 dollar bread will go down to 78 cents.
Thats because -- according to Fairtax -- there is 22% embedded taxes that the business will save.
Nonsense. The taxes embedded and saved by the business would be substantial -- sure -- but nothing like 22 cent on that loaf. Try 6-8 cents."

That should get a giggle or two! Where does Mark get his information? Is it a web site? An article written by some economic or tax expert? No! Mark gets his information off the top of his pointed head. Ask him where he gets the information and I guarantee he'll come back with a rant that never proves his point. He'll say things like "anybody knows that" or "I don't have to give any proof". But here's the one that makes me laugh the hardest... Mark spews out the same unsubstantiated bullshit comments on YouTube, but on YouTube he says: "google fairtax absurdity and you'll see proof". Can you believe that? This moron refers people to his own ranting, baseless, blog site and tries to pass it off as proof! What an imbecile! More to come...

Mark says cancer patients will demand exemptions!

Yep, that's right. Mark says that if the FairTax passes, cancer patients will DEMAND and get exemptions from their federal tax liability. Really? Let's look at the numbers. Mark doesn't like numbers. He's just not good with them. Mark likes to spew rantings and I guess he expects people to take what he says at face value. But we're talking about the FairTax, the largest tax reform bill in recent history, so I like to make sure that what anybody says is true and accurate. I research, Mark doesn't. According to the latest census, the total population of the United States is : 286,196,812 (click here). Mark says it's over 300,000,000 because he included illegal aliens! It may now be over 300,000,000, but how Mark knows the total number of illegal aliens is a mystery since the federal government has no idea. Starting to laugh? Hold on, it gets better! OK, according to the Center For Disease Control in Atlanta, the total number of cancer patients in the U.S. comes out to less than 3% of the total U.S. population. So, does anyone (besides Mark) think that congress will approve an exemption to federal taxes for a group that, however unfortunate, represents less than 3% of the population? I doubt it. Still with me? It gets even better! Mark comes back and says that the Center for Disease Control is wrong (I can't help laughing at this one). Mark says... well, let me quote him directly:

"Of 300 million Americans, almost 100 million will get some kind of cancer in their life. Not 2%, try 33%."

Oh really Mark? People must be dropping like flies on your planet! That's pandemic proportions! One in every three people will get cancer? Gosh, there must be so many cancer clinics in this country, I should be able to toss a rock out the window and hit one.

This is just the first of many Mark Curran insane rantings. Stay tuned, more to come! Don't touch that dial!