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Originally Posted by MAXUM
What I find interesting is that any increase in taxes is considered to be nominal, always defined or sold as well it's only a few bucks here or there and not that big a deal.
Of course when the same is proposed as a reduction well the whole world is going to end, children will starve and there will be utter panic in the streets.
Ironic isn't it. Fact is throwing money at problems never fixes them. It's not a funding problem, hell this state is swimming in money. It's a money management problem and even worse a utter failure of the public to hold elected officials to the fire when money is being wasted.
Out of principal I may just register my boat next year in the cheapest state I can find. Screw 'em all.
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Very well said, Maxum. You hit the nail on the head!