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Participant[quote=lostcat92120]
IF you don’t like pot holes, then pay more taxesand fix them. If don’t like crime, pay more taxes and buy more police. If you like parks, pay taxes and build more. That’s how you pay for thigs. taxes.. It’s an investment in our quality of life. The problem is what we the voters vote to tax for gets put into other pots and spent on bullshit like homeless shelters for crack heads and welfare for drunks. Or welfare for a woman that has 5 kids and sends her husband to homedepot everyday to collect $200 a day tax free, who then sends her kids to our schools tax free, who then send money back to her family in another country.
[/quote]You forgot, “Hire illegal immigrants to work for your taco stand and let the state pick up the tab for their kids education and health care.”
*Thats* why CA is bankrupt. Corrupt small businesses abusing illegal immigrants and those same immigrants abusing public resources.
Participant[quote=lostcat92120]
IF you don’t like pot holes, then pay more taxesand fix them. If don’t like crime, pay more taxes and buy more police. If you like parks, pay taxes and build more. That’s how you pay for thigs. taxes.. It’s an investment in our quality of life. The problem is what we the voters vote to tax for gets put into other pots and spent on bullshit like homeless shelters for crack heads and welfare for drunks. Or welfare for a woman that has 5 kids and sends her husband to homedepot everyday to collect $200 a day tax free, who then sends her kids to our schools tax free, who then send money back to her family in another country.
[/quote]You forgot, “Hire illegal immigrants to work for your taco stand and let the state pick up the tab for their kids education and health care.”
*Thats* why CA is bankrupt. Corrupt small businesses abusing illegal immigrants and those same immigrants abusing public resources.
Participant[quote=lostcat92120]
IF you don’t like pot holes, then pay more taxesand fix them. If don’t like crime, pay more taxes and buy more police. If you like parks, pay taxes and build more. That’s how you pay for thigs. taxes.. It’s an investment in our quality of life. The problem is what we the voters vote to tax for gets put into other pots and spent on bullshit like homeless shelters for crack heads and welfare for drunks. Or welfare for a woman that has 5 kids and sends her husband to homedepot everyday to collect $200 a day tax free, who then sends her kids to our schools tax free, who then send money back to her family in another country.
[/quote]You forgot, “Hire illegal immigrants to work for your taco stand and let the state pick up the tab for their kids education and health care.”
*Thats* why CA is bankrupt. Corrupt small businesses abusing illegal immigrants and those same immigrants abusing public resources.
Participant[quote=lostcat92120]
IF you don’t like pot holes, then pay more taxesand fix them. If don’t like crime, pay more taxes and buy more police. If you like parks, pay taxes and build more. That’s how you pay for thigs. taxes.. It’s an investment in our quality of life. The problem is what we the voters vote to tax for gets put into other pots and spent on bullshit like homeless shelters for crack heads and welfare for drunks. Or welfare for a woman that has 5 kids and sends her husband to homedepot everyday to collect $200 a day tax free, who then sends her kids to our schools tax free, who then send money back to her family in another country.
[/quote]You forgot, “Hire illegal immigrants to work for your taco stand and let the state pick up the tab for their kids education and health care.”
*Thats* why CA is bankrupt. Corrupt small businesses abusing illegal immigrants and those same immigrants abusing public resources.
Participant[quote=asianautica]
The borrowers blamed the banks. The banks blamed the regulators. The regulators blamed congress. Congress blamed Bush. So Bush is the cause of the current mess. There’s your answer, the head of the public sector is the cause of the current mess.[/quote]I blame the speculators and the banks that enabled them.
Which is *exclusively* a private-sector problem.
Especially given that a poor public-sector feeb like myself is stuck renting thanks to their incompetence.
Participant[quote=asianautica]
The borrowers blamed the banks. The banks blamed the regulators. The regulators blamed congress. Congress blamed Bush. So Bush is the cause of the current mess. There’s your answer, the head of the public sector is the cause of the current mess.[/quote]I blame the speculators and the banks that enabled them.
Which is *exclusively* a private-sector problem.
Especially given that a poor public-sector feeb like myself is stuck renting thanks to their incompetence.
Participant[quote=asianautica]
The borrowers blamed the banks. The banks blamed the regulators. The regulators blamed congress. Congress blamed Bush. So Bush is the cause of the current mess. There’s your answer, the head of the public sector is the cause of the current mess.[/quote]I blame the speculators and the banks that enabled them.
Which is *exclusively* a private-sector problem.
Especially given that a poor public-sector feeb like myself is stuck renting thanks to their incompetence.
Participant[quote=asianautica]
The borrowers blamed the banks. The banks blamed the regulators. The regulators blamed congress. Congress blamed Bush. So Bush is the cause of the current mess. There’s your answer, the head of the public sector is the cause of the current mess.[/quote]I blame the speculators and the banks that enabled them.
Which is *exclusively* a private-sector problem.
Especially given that a poor public-sector feeb like myself is stuck renting thanks to their incompetence.
Participant[quote=asianautica]
The borrowers blamed the banks. The banks blamed the regulators. The regulators blamed congress. Congress blamed Bush. So Bush is the cause of the current mess. There’s your answer, the head of the public sector is the cause of the current mess.[/quote]I blame the speculators and the banks that enabled them.
Which is *exclusively* a private-sector problem.
Especially given that a poor public-sector feeb like myself is stuck renting thanks to their incompetence.
Participant[quote=meadandale]
Politicians at every level are bankrupting the entire nation, which with a $70 trillion price tag, is a little worse. They are your employers.
[/quote]What. Ever.
The only way to go bankrupt is to borrow more money than you can afford to pay back.
The public sector has caps on how much it can borrow.
The private sector, not so much.
In fact, this is entirely what caused the current mess!
Participant[quote=meadandale]
Politicians at every level are bankrupting the entire nation, which with a $70 trillion price tag, is a little worse. They are your employers.
[/quote]What. Ever.
The only way to go bankrupt is to borrow more money than you can afford to pay back.
The public sector has caps on how much it can borrow.
The private sector, not so much.
In fact, this is entirely what caused the current mess!
Participant[quote=meadandale]
Politicians at every level are bankrupting the entire nation, which with a $70 trillion price tag, is a little worse. They are your employers.
[/quote]What. Ever.
The only way to go bankrupt is to borrow more money than you can afford to pay back.
The public sector has caps on how much it can borrow.
The private sector, not so much.
In fact, this is entirely what caused the current mess!
Participant[quote=meadandale]
Politicians at every level are bankrupting the entire nation, which with a $70 trillion price tag, is a little worse. They are your employers.
[/quote]What. Ever.
The only way to go bankrupt is to borrow more money than you can afford to pay back.
The public sector has caps on how much it can borrow.
The private sector, not so much.
In fact, this is entirely what caused the current mess!
Participant[quote=meadandale]
Politicians at every level are bankrupting the entire nation, which with a $70 trillion price tag, is a little worse. They are your employers.
[/quote]What. Ever.
The only way to go bankrupt is to borrow more money than you can afford to pay back.
The public sector has caps on how much it can borrow.
The private sector, not so much.
In fact, this is entirely what caused the current mess!
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