A bill recently introduced in Congress calls for a "freight fee" on international trade goods that could, if approved, cost Canadian and U.S. importers and exporters about $42 billion annually.
"BartSimpson" said Notice how they seem to like foisting taxes on people who can't vote them out?
They do it to us all the time.
That's why they keep dividing you along Republican/Democrat lines, despite the two parties being not that different in actions. So you don't coalesce, and vote them out.
We did it once with the PC party. We can do it again if we get pissed off enough. I've had it up to here /|\ with US touting 'Free' trade.
Please explain? I thought you lived in a democracy?
Nope. We have a representational republic.
That means that I get to vote for the President, two US Senators, and one Congressman.
The majority can pass taxes without the approval of the people I voted for. Worse, they can pass regulations at the agency level that can cost far more than taxes with near no oversight at all.
Please explain? I thought you lived in a democracy?
Nope. We have a representational republic.
That means that I get to vote for the President, two US Senators, and one Congressman.
The majority can pass taxes without the approval of the people I voted for. Worse, they can pass regulations at the agency level that can cost far more than taxes with near no oversight at all.
Show me one country where it's any different. In Bartland we'd have people saying "I didn't vote for that, so I won't pay" and Bartland would collapse in on itself until it really became the republic of Bart.
Show me one country where it's any different. In Bartland we'd have people saying "I didn't vote for that, so I won't pay" and Bartland would collapse in on itself until it really became the republic of Bart.
Andy, you asked me a straight question and I gave you a straight answer.
Show me one country where it's any different. In Bartland we'd have people saying "I didn't vote for that, so I won't pay" and Bartland would collapse in on itself until it really became the republic of Bart.
Andy, you asked me a straight question and I gave you a straight answer.
And I asked you another straight question, for which you have no answer. To complain about something that nobody does differently is not very helpful. Actually Switzerland comes closest, there is a lot of popular input for spending, not just at election time. But as we saw in the recent gun topic, Switzerland aint the US.
Notice how they seem to like foisting taxes on people who can't vote them out?
They do it to us all the time.
Notice how they seem to like foisting taxes on people who can't vote them out?
They do it to us all the time.
That's why they keep dividing you along Republican/Democrat lines, despite the two parties being not that different in actions. So you don't coalesce, and vote them out.
We did it once with the PC party. We can do it again if we get pissed off enough. I've had it up to here /|\ with US touting 'Free' trade.
Notice how they seem to like foisting taxes on people who can't vote them out?
They do it to us all the time.
Please explain? I thought you lived in a democracy?
Please explain? I thought you lived in a democracy?
Nope. We have a representational republic.
That means that I get to vote for the President, two US Senators, and one Congressman.
The majority can pass taxes without the approval of the people I voted for. Worse, they can pass regulations at the agency level that can cost far more than taxes with near no oversight at all.
Please explain? I thought you lived in a democracy?
Nope. We have a representational republic.
That means that I get to vote for the President, two US Senators, and one Congressman.
The majority can pass taxes without the approval of the people I voted for. Worse, they can pass regulations at the agency level that can cost far more than taxes with near no oversight at all.
Show me one country where it's any different. In Bartland we'd have people saying "I didn't vote for that, so I won't pay" and Bartland would collapse in on itself until it really became the republic of Bart.
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Show me one country where it's any different. In Bartland we'd have people saying "I didn't vote for that, so I won't pay" and Bartland would collapse in on itself until it really became the republic of Bart.
Andy, you asked me a straight question and I gave you a straight answer.
Show me one country where it's any different. In Bartland we'd have people saying "I didn't vote for that, so I won't pay" and Bartland would collapse in on itself until it really became the republic of Bart.
Andy, you asked me a straight question and I gave you a straight answer.
And I asked you another straight question, for which you have no answer. To complain about something that nobody does differently is not very helpful. Actually Switzerland comes closest, there is a lot of popular input for spending, not just at election time. But as we saw in the recent gun topic, Switzerland aint the US.
I may go to WalMart for cheap shoes tomorrow.
I go to Walmart every month for new cheap shoes.