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He is proposing put “heavier” tax, which means to increase tax. What’s the point of mentioning “taxes already exist”?
by up2isomorphism 3y ago
He is proposing put “heavier” tax, which means to increase tax. What’s the point of mentioning “taxes already exist”?
- maxerickson 3y agoThe the in that sentence was doing more work that you gave it credit for. Vehicle taxes already exist, it's reactionary and weird to say that changing them is proposing a new tax.
- up2isomorphism 3y agoToo funny you use “reactionary “, do you even know what it means? BTW, not sure where that proposing “new” tax comes from, but obviously you want defined the idea of using taxation as the first solution to deal with an infrastructure issue.
- maxerickson 3y agoIn the US reactionary pretty well applies to people that oppose change. Calling someone a socialist because they propose aligning an existing tax regime with desirable social outcomes is pretty fucking reactionary.
- up2isomorphism 3y agoOK you will need to buy a dictionary first before using term you have no idea of. Also this is not a US word to begin with. Read some history. BTW, I oppose solving this problem through taxation. It just makes you mad since other people prefer different changes, and makes you seeking help from commie vocabularies.