Good point. British people don't really exist. What are even English or Scottish people? French people? European people? Where does it start, where does it end? We don't know.
We don't know what a white person is. No idea, no clue. Where could we even start?
Funnily enough, though, those considerations never seem to apply to Palestinians, native Americans, indigenous Australians, etc. There is only a certain group that is somehow impossible to define precisely, yet is the primary target of those considerations.
Tax by vehicle weight and miles driven per year is theoretically the most fair. Allowing the spreading of payments over the year would soften the blow.
I used to advocate for this, but it’s a regressive tax. Semi trucks do by far the most road wear, so would bear the most taxes in any fairly distributed system. Those trucks are how groceries get to stores, and groceries comprise a far higher proportion of a poor person’s spend than a rich person. Maybe you get some second order effects, but the first order effect is “grocery tax”.
We don't know what a white person is. No idea, no clue. Where could we even start?
Funnily enough, though, those considerations never seem to apply to Palestinians, native Americans, indigenous Australians, etc. There is only a certain group that is somehow impossible to define precisely, yet is the primary target of those considerations.