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[–] • 5 pts

Taxing everything from the toilet paper you wipe your ass with, the water you flush your shit with, the food that turned into shit, the income you made to buy the food, and now they're going to tax the distance you travel. They tax everything. There is. No. Fucking. End.

Soon they're going to tax the air we breathe.

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Soon they're going to tax the air we breathe.

They already do. Clean air act, and other climate change green bullshit, is simply a way to tax you for the air you breathe.

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I meant like each breathe you take. But jews wouldn't stand for it, air is free and that's why their noses are so big.

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air is free and that's why their noses are so big.

Reminds me of a joke.

What do you call rubbing two pennies together?

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Too late, Paris climate accord will do that.

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They won't try to implement a tax based on vehicle miles driven because enforcing measurement will too difficult. It would require some device to monitor the vehicle. They need to simply raise fuel taxes and that is likely the avenue they will pursue.

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They will do it through insurance companies or self reporting. My insurance company has a program where they can give you a GPS tracked transponder to put in your car. Purpose stated that if you maintain safe speeds they will take a whole $10/mo off the nigger inflated price of insurance for "safe" driving.

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They could just mandate the automakers put a tracking device in all cars built after a certain date. Automakers already have black boxes in cars that record everything from tire air pressure to how often the doors are opened and closed.

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The cash for clunkers welfare program wasn't so people with "clunkers" could get a new vehicle. The point was to get all the older cars off the roads and their drivers into the new GPS tracked ones. Combine that with cellular phones keeping track of your movments automatically whether you want it to or not as long as you carry the phone everywhere. This data is not just sitting somewhere unutilized.

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True, but they're greedy bastards and want that pound of flesh from everyone.

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The government takes 85 cents from every gallon of gas you buy. That's almost a trillion in taxes already. They wanna bump that up to a dollar?

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You will own nothing and you will be happy about it.

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A dollar? I agree, five dollars and not a dollar more! Where's my ten dollars?

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Isn't that already covered by the fuel taxes?

Added benefit of being automatically adjusted for fuel efficient.

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That's why they're pissed, because more fuel efficient cars means less tax revenue. This is an opportunity to see what lying pieces of shit liberals are. If they really believed in reducing fossil fuel use they would be gung ho to raise fuel taxes to make up the shortfall. After all, higher fuel prices further encourage people to buy fuel-efficient vehicles. But that's not what they really want, which is why they're not going to raise the fuel tax. Never judge people, and especially politicians, by what they say, only by what they do.

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that's why kikes have large hooked noses. air is free

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Learn to ride a motorcycle. It’ll be your freedom.

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This currently exists through fuel taxes, however they're pushing electric cars so that revenue stream needs to be replaced. I wouldn't have an issue with fuel taxes if they were only used for roads, but they're not. If this miles tax only applied to electric vehicles and was only used for roads I wouldn't have a problem with it, but neither of those will be the case.

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He's not very smart, this one.

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I heard an ad on the radio for some car insurance company yesterday. It was about how they offered a plan where they would only bill you for the miles that you drive instead of a flat rate. Almost reflexively I start to think of what fucked up reasoning they would have to even offer this. At a glance it sounds good because it is framed that way but anyone not smoothbrained knows that this is not what it seems. Now we know.

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That's just how they're slow-rolling it to normalize the idea. It will be mandatory soon enough.

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Someone needs the old Texas "drag the fag behind the pickup with a chain" treatment.....

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They already have that it's called a tax on gas.

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