Local Government’s Now Opening Debtors Prisons

[Anonymous]

Arraya and his ilk are among those who feel that laws apply to “the little people”, not to them. Those who can afford attorneys and those who have assets can’t be bothered with things like traffic laws and such. Since they have money, they can “write off” things and manipulate their finances so they lose money on paper while still living well.

It’s a grand life until they overextend themselves and reality smacks them upside the head. THEN life is suddenly unfair!!! It’s just UNFAIR they tell us!

Stop living above your means. Provide for your family and if you own a business, run it in a manner that allows the employees who make you money to pay their bills as well. After all, you couldn’t run that company by yourself, could you?

[Anonymous]

[quote=WandGP]Take a gander at the response of police officers/govt employees on their own largess.

http://globaleconomicanalysis.blogspot.com/2009/12/police-officer-responds-to-six-figure.html%5B/quote%5D

Then why doesn’t “David” quit if he thinks things are so out of control?

[Anonymous]

[quote=WandGP]Take a gander at the response of police officers/govt employees on their own largess.

http://globaleconomicanalysis.blogspot.com/2009/12/police-officer-responds-to-six-figure.html%5B/quote%5D

Then why doesn’t “David” quit if he thinks things are so out of control?

[Anonymous]

[quote=WandGP]Take a gander at the response of police officers/govt employees on their own largess.

http://globaleconomicanalysis.blogspot.com/2009/12/police-officer-responds-to-six-figure.html%5B/quote%5D

Then why doesn’t “David” quit if he thinks things are so out of control?

[Anonymous]

[quote=WandGP]Take a gander at the response of police officers/govt employees on their own largess.

http://globaleconomicanalysis.blogspot.com/2009/12/police-officer-responds-to-six-figure.html%5B/quote%5D

Then why doesn’t “David” quit if he thinks things are so out of control?

[Anonymous]

[quote=WandGP]Take a gander at the response of police officers/govt employees on their own largess.

http://globaleconomicanalysis.blogspot.com/2009/12/police-officer-responds-to-six-figure.html%5B/quote%5D

Then why doesn’t “David” quit if he thinks things are so out of control?

[Anonymous]

[quote=desmond]I think many Californian’s have caught on to speeding on highway’s. I rarely get passed by cars speeding at more than 5 miles over the limit. I drive the 101 south from Santa Barbara to the 126 freeway to the 5, in past months the CHP was pulling people over every 5-10 miles. Now the flow of traffic goes exactly the speed limit even through the small towns with poorly posted speed limits (35 mph through Fillmore).[/quote]

Move to LA. We drive about 75-80 mph when possible.

[Anonymous]

[quote=desmond]I think many Californian’s have caught on to speeding on highway’s. I rarely get passed by cars speeding at more than 5 miles over the limit. I drive the 101 south from Santa Barbara to the 126 freeway to the 5, in past months the CHP was pulling people over every 5-10 miles. Now the flow of traffic goes exactly the speed limit even through the small towns with poorly posted speed limits (35 mph through Fillmore).[/quote]

Move to LA. We drive about 75-80 mph when possible.

[Anonymous]

[quote=desmond]I think many Californian’s have caught on to speeding on highway’s. I rarely get passed by cars speeding at more than 5 miles over the limit. I drive the 101 south from Santa Barbara to the 126 freeway to the 5, in past months the CHP was pulling people over every 5-10 miles. Now the flow of traffic goes exactly the speed limit even through the small towns with poorly posted speed limits (35 mph through Fillmore).[/quote]

Move to LA. We drive about 75-80 mph when possible.

[Anonymous]

[quote=desmond]I think many Californian’s have caught on to speeding on highway’s. I rarely get passed by cars speeding at more than 5 miles over the limit. I drive the 101 south from Santa Barbara to the 126 freeway to the 5, in past months the CHP was pulling people over every 5-10 miles. Now the flow of traffic goes exactly the speed limit even through the small towns with poorly posted speed limits (35 mph through Fillmore).[/quote]

Move to LA. We drive about 75-80 mph when possible.

[Anonymous]

[quote=desmond]I think many Californian’s have caught on to speeding on highway’s. I rarely get passed by cars speeding at more than 5 miles over the limit. I drive the 101 south from Santa Barbara to the 126 freeway to the 5, in past months the CHP was pulling people over every 5-10 miles. Now the flow of traffic goes exactly the speed limit even through the small towns with poorly posted speed limits (35 mph through Fillmore).[/quote]

Move to LA. We drive about 75-80 mph when possible.

[Anonymous]

[quote=Arraya]Good grief. This is not about traffic violations.

It is about:

1: What states are doing to make up shortfalls

2: Putting people in jail for debts[/quote]

Actually I think it’s about someone who bit off way more than they could chew and can’t stand the fact that it’s all coming home to roost.

If you don’t pay your property taxes – you don’t go to jail. Instead you lose your house.

If you don’t pay a traffic ticket then a warrant is issued and your license can be suspended. It’s been that way for years and years.

Of course if you formerly had a high-paying job and a sense of entitlement and things aren’t going so well right now, this might be news to you. If your “success” was defined by your leased car, your heavily mortgaged house(s)and an inflated sense of self-worth then I could imagine how this article could be your “reality”.

Pity……..

[Anonymous]

[quote=Arraya]Good grief. This is not about traffic violations.

It is about:

1: What states are doing to make up shortfalls

2: Putting people in jail for debts[/quote]

Actually I think it’s about someone who bit off way more than they could chew and can’t stand the fact that it’s all coming home to roost.

If you don’t pay your property taxes – you don’t go to jail. Instead you lose your house.

If you don’t pay a traffic ticket then a warrant is issued and your license can be suspended. It’s been that way for years and years.

Of course if you formerly had a high-paying job and a sense of entitlement and things aren’t going so well right now, this might be news to you. If your “success” was defined by your leased car, your heavily mortgaged house(s)and an inflated sense of self-worth then I could imagine how this article could be your “reality”.

Pity……..

[Anonymous]

[quote=Arraya]Good grief. This is not about traffic violations.

It is about:

1: What states are doing to make up shortfalls

2: Putting people in jail for debts[/quote]

Actually I think it’s about someone who bit off way more than they could chew and can’t stand the fact that it’s all coming home to roost.

If you don’t pay your property taxes – you don’t go to jail. Instead you lose your house.

If you don’t pay a traffic ticket then a warrant is issued and your license can be suspended. It’s been that way for years and years.

Of course if you formerly had a high-paying job and a sense of entitlement and things aren’t going so well right now, this might be news to you. If your “success” was defined by your leased car, your heavily mortgaged house(s)and an inflated sense of self-worth then I could imagine how this article could be your “reality”.

Pity……..

[Anonymous]

[quote=Arraya]Good grief. This is not about traffic violations.

It is about:

1: What states are doing to make up shortfalls

2: Putting people in jail for debts[/quote]

Actually I think it’s about someone who bit off way more than they could chew and can’t stand the fact that it’s all coming home to roost.

If you don’t pay your property taxes – you don’t go to jail. Instead you lose your house.

If you don’t pay a traffic ticket then a warrant is issued and your license can be suspended. It’s been that way for years and years.

Of course if you formerly had a high-paying job and a sense of entitlement and things aren’t going so well right now, this might be news to you. If your “success” was defined by your leased car, your heavily mortgaged house(s)and an inflated sense of self-worth then I could imagine how this article could be your “reality”.

Pity……..

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