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For one, this isn't the state government. This is a local government choosing to enact things of its own volition. If you believe in small government, then obvi

For one, this isn't the state government. This is a local government choosing to enact things of its own volition. If you believe in small government, then obviously this is the ideal scenario for delegation of authority is it not? And second, the people voted in said local government. So isn't it going against the spirit of America (and Democracy in general) to threaten elected officials for doing what the people elected them to do?

Foober223 7y ago
The "threat" is to not play in their sandbox after they change the rules. People can of course vote to take more of your earnings. But it's fair to leave when the rules change, it's a broken contract.