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They took my job!!!!
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mydoghasfleas
Expert
.gov will do anything to protect that cash cow. Im sure phillip morris was also quite happy about it with them and the .gov keeping the monopoly going.
E-cigs are next. they are already working on it.
Laws they pass are not to protect you, but are to protect them and their cronies. Any law that goes beyond the protection of liberty has a nefarious motive behind it somewhere.
E-cigs are next. they are already working on it.
Laws they pass are not to protect you, but are to protect them and their cronies. Any law that goes beyond the protection of liberty has a nefarious motive behind it somewhere.
The more I read of the news and stories like this the more I wonder how long it will be fore before people say ENOUGH! Did anyone else notice the dissent in the Obamacare decision equated the individual mandate "tax" to the tea tax back in the late 1700s? Almost like they were saying they saw the issue there too. One of these days Americans are going to be fed up and it's going to get messy!
(Note, I am in no way shape or form trying to instigate anything, just saying that if things keep going it's going to get to that point.)
(Note, I am in no way shape or form trying to instigate anything, just saying that if things keep going it's going to get to that point.)
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On the surface it seems nice, but that presumes that it would be used properly for the intended purpose. Could you imagine what a warped tool that could be in hands like Obama's? It would give him even more leverage in his shameless cronyism!
yepthatsme
Master
Sorry to hear about your job. I was just informed by my employer that I am required to disclose to them by order of the Department of the Treasury, if I have my direct deposit forwarded to a financial institution outside of the US. I have cheerfully refused to comply. It's none of their damn business what I do with my money once I have been paid and have paid the taxes on that money. This may cost me my job as well, but I will still not comply. I treasure my privacy and it is very disturbing to me that the government continues to infringe upon our rights and privacy. They do it in small steps so that it will not alarm the average citizen. And I am getting tired of hearing the mindless sheep that surrounds us when they say, "Well, if you have nothing to hide, then you have nothing to fear." The government is out of control. (I would say "Our Government", but it hasn't been ours for quite some time.)
insanemonkey
Marksman
Sorry to hear about your job. Hopefully you can find something else quickly. I am not a smoker, but I do support someones freedom to smoke if they choose to in private settings. I also do not support taxing items more, under the guise of protecting the "innocent".
A line item veto is a band-aid to the real problem. Portions of bills that have nothing to do with the subject are the problem. 2000+ page bills are the problem. The contents of a bill should only pertain to the topic being covered.
It is lazy for politicians to say that they do not have the time to deal with issues on a individual basis. If they did that they would have to spend more time on the real issues. Like the budget and less time on finding ways to insert special projects unrelated bills.
A line item veto is a band-aid to the real problem. Portions of bills that have nothing to do with the subject are the problem. 2000+ page bills are the problem. The contents of a bill should only pertain to the topic being covered.
It is lazy for politicians to say that they do not have the time to deal with issues on a individual basis. If they did that they would have to spend more time on the real issues. Like the budget and less time on finding ways to insert special projects unrelated bills.
