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Isn't that a question of semantics? Sure, when the government does this, it is called a tax. However, this was a surprise tax levied on unaware people, leaving
by droopyEyelids 14y ago
Isn't that a question of semantics? Sure, when the government does this, it is called a tax. However, this was a surprise tax levied on unaware people, leaving them with no chance to plan or prepare themselves, by people who they didn't vote for (from how I understand it).
To me, it doesn't seem too far off the mark to call it theft.
- waitwhat 14y agoThis tax works because it was a surprise. What do you think would have happened if, say, they gave 48 hours notice?