San Diego Quality of Life Tax Coming!

[lostcat92120]

2/3 vote.. It’s going to be tuff. But well worth it. Especially if there are more mobility options. When are the voters here going to realize that govt just doesn’t have the fat it used to and if we keep cutting out services, we’ll be left with a bunch of shit to waller in. No parks, poor schools, poor road ways, poorer public transit, no bike lanes, pot holes in roads, etc..

Look at the city of San Diego. Look at the roads. They can’t afford to take care of them because they have no money. Again, it;s because people don’t think of Tax as a quality of life benifit.

[pbnative]

I’m happy to pay my taxes to support a functional, clean, and pretty place to live, where children are educated and firefighters are well paid to risk their lives and keep us all safe. Trouble is my money seems to be so mismanaged, it hurts to hand it over. If I just felt like they did *some* things right it would be nice, even if it wasn’t the things I felt strongly about. I should probably go looking for the good things, instead of whining.

(A whining example: LJ Blvd, in Bird Rock. I swear that street has been ripped up and under construction for the last 10 years. What could possibly take that long? And I’m rendered speechless by those roundabouts that a city bus can’t go through without taking the curb. Let’s try not to be stupid.)

[pbnative]

I’m happy to pay my taxes to support a functional, clean, and pretty place to live, where children are educated and firefighters are well paid to risk their lives and keep us all safe. Trouble is my money seems to be so mismanaged, it hurts to hand it over. If I just felt like they did *some* things right it would be nice, even if it wasn’t the things I felt strongly about. I should probably go looking for the good things, instead of whining.

(A whining example: LJ Blvd, in Bird Rock. I swear that street has been ripped up and under construction for the last 10 years. What could possibly take that long? And I’m rendered speechless by those roundabouts that a city bus can’t go through without taking the curb. Let’s try not to be stupid.)

[pbnative]

I’m happy to pay my taxes to support a functional, clean, and pretty place to live, where children are educated and firefighters are well paid to risk their lives and keep us all safe. Trouble is my money seems to be so mismanaged, it hurts to hand it over. If I just felt like they did *some* things right it would be nice, even if it wasn’t the things I felt strongly about. I should probably go looking for the good things, instead of whining.

(A whining example: LJ Blvd, in Bird Rock. I swear that street has been ripped up and under construction for the last 10 years. What could possibly take that long? And I’m rendered speechless by those roundabouts that a city bus can’t go through without taking the curb. Let’s try not to be stupid.)

[pbnative]

I’m happy to pay my taxes to support a functional, clean, and pretty place to live, where children are educated and firefighters are well paid to risk their lives and keep us all safe. Trouble is my money seems to be so mismanaged, it hurts to hand it over. If I just felt like they did *some* things right it would be nice, even if it wasn’t the things I felt strongly about. I should probably go looking for the good things, instead of whining.

(A whining example: LJ Blvd, in Bird Rock. I swear that street has been ripped up and under construction for the last 10 years. What could possibly take that long? And I’m rendered speechless by those roundabouts that a city bus can’t go through without taking the curb. Let’s try not to be stupid.)

[pbnative]

I’m happy to pay my taxes to support a functional, clean, and pretty place to live, where children are educated and firefighters are well paid to risk their lives and keep us all safe. Trouble is my money seems to be so mismanaged, it hurts to hand it over. If I just felt like they did *some* things right it would be nice, even if it wasn’t the things I felt strongly about. I should probably go looking for the good things, instead of whining.

(A whining example: LJ Blvd, in Bird Rock. I swear that street has been ripped up and under construction for the last 10 years. What could possibly take that long? And I’m rendered speechless by those roundabouts that a city bus can’t go through without taking the curb. Let’s try not to be stupid.)

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