Tolls
A few weeks back,I posted about the current administration allowing states to toll interstates.Many on here said oh yeah,I'd be in favor of this if it made our roads better.Well,since then,we went to ...
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fla-gypsy wrote:
There are those who feel the working population should pay more and more and more to finance every whim of government no matter how inefficient and there are those who feel like they pay plenty enough to get the job done now if it were not pilfered away by politicians buying votes with give-away programs and entitlements or outright stolen through corruption. Tolls are just one example of the stark differences in the political climate of a nation that must come to grips with it's unsustainable spending issues
Maybe if we taxed corporations and the 1% the way we used to the working population wouldn't feel that way.
Example: here in NJ Amazon just built a new huge distribution center.
The town it is in worked a sweetheart deal that exempts them from paying their fair share of property tax. Reasoning was that Amazon will hire area workers and they will make up for the tax revenue that Amazon isn't having to pay.
There you have it, the little guy carrying the weight for the wealthy.
