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Means to an end huh

Posted on: May 31, 2018 at 09:21:20 CT
mizzouSECedes STL
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You think a government tracking your every movement wouldn't lead to a tax per distance driven? Tyranny is civil?
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California's digital license plates - mizzouSECedes STL - 5/31 09:17:38
     With the monthly user fee, only the highly paid techies - Tigrrrr! MU - 5/31 12:09:24
     Do they come with matching microchips for your arm? - JG MU - 5/31 10:04:33
     Private roads would have instituted pay per use a long time - ummmm MU - 5/31 09:47:51
          What makes them safer? - MrBlueSky MU - 5/31 09:57:27
               Accountability. (nm) - ummmm MU - 5/31 09:59:12
     that has been a goal of CA for a while now - Spanky KU - 5/31 09:35:13
          Then of course, they will need to have a chip in each human, - hokie VT - 5/31 09:47:14
               Are you against taxation? (nm) - Kaw-djer - 5/31 10:13:06
               It could be done easily. - Spanky KU - 5/31 09:53:04
                    What about Obama’s “you didn’t build that.” Doesn’t everyone - hokie VT - 5/31 10:03:39
                         Their taxes are included in your consumer goods price - Spanky KU - 5/31 10:15:56
     Good post. I hadn’t considered the pay per mile thing. And - hokie VT - 5/31 09:31:48
          No taxes, no roads. - Kaw-djer - 5/31 09:37:50
     Big brother monitoring our every move (nm) - Fourth and Long MU - 5/31 09:25:54
     The roads won't pay for themselves - Kaw-djer - 5/31 09:19:50
          You’re a useless piece of shlt. - Ferg STL - 5/31 09:26:40
          Means to an end huh - mizzouSECedes STL - 5/31 09:21:20
               What's wrong with tax per distance? The roads are being used - Kaw-djer - 5/31 09:23:34
               kaw-djer is pickle, he's pickleotizing - Ragnar Danneskjold MU - 5/31 09:22:49




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