[ale] Defeated by the offshoring of America....
Drag0n
dragon at atlantacon.org
Mon Apr 14 14:49:08 EDT 2003
in the majority of the US, its almost impossible to have a good job
without a vehicle, or a residence. i am not upset with ppl's money going
to the vehicle or the house, i am upset with how much of that money
actualy goes to the government through various taxes. (Gas, title,
morgage, utilities, etc.) if it werent for the high taxation for money
that is probably going to other countries in the form of aid and grants
that 9 times out of 10 never makes it to the citizens level, government
pork to pay farmers NOT to grow crops, a one income household could be
common. as it is now, its almost a requirement to have 2 working parties
in a house if you want to survive. ( trust me, i know this one first
hand.)
Drag0n
dragon at atlantacon.org
George Carless wrote:
>
> > Sigh, its a shame that we had a revolution over a 5% tea tax, and no
> > one gets upset over 66% of everything you earn going to ther government.
> > (if you make over $50,000, own a home and have a car, you get to keep
> > only 33% of what you earn today)
>
> Those are big 'ifs', aren't they? I understand being upset at taxation,
> but being upset that people's money goes towards paying for a car or a
> house seems.. disingenuous, to say the least. Who's forcing anyone to buy
> a car or house? And who's going to provide you with either of those
> unless you pay for them (directly, or indirectly via higher taxes)?
>
> --George
>
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