How about those property taxes?

Rattlesnake Guy · 08-29-2007, 09:28 AM

Not wanting to touch off a powder keg but in this capitalist society and economy where things manage to work out due to the economics. People move, towns flourish, towns die. Businesses prosper and stay or move. People do the same. If a town does not "work" then perhaps it should be allowed die a natural death rather than drain money from the successful towns that are making the hard choices and making it work. If you don't like the schools in your town as much as my town then do what your neighbors are doing and move to a town of your choice. If you move to my town my taxes may go up to help educate your child. Yours may go up to educate mine. But don't ask me to pay more taxes to fund your school. It is our collective responsibility to position ourselves on a boat that is not sinking and grab an oar.

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08-29-2007, 09:28 AM	#11
Rattlesnake Guy Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2004 Posts: 1,254 Thanks: 423 Thanked 366 Times in 175 Posts	Not wanting to touch off a powder keg but in this capitalist society and economy where things manage to work out due to the economics. People move, towns flourish, towns die. Businesses prosper and stay or move. People do the same. If a town does not "work" then perhaps it should be allowed die a natural death rather than drain money from the successful towns that are making the hard choices and making it work. If you don't like the schools in your town as much as my town then do what your neighbors are doing and move to a town of your choice. If you move to my town my taxes may go up to help educate your child. Yours may go up to educate mine. But don't ask me to pay more taxes to fund your school. It is our collective responsibility to position ourselves on a boat that is not sinking and grab an oar.