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Why not? If enough of us decide that emotions are worth supporting, why shouldn't taxpayers make that a priority?
by Frondo 12y ago
Why not?
If enough of us decide that emotions are worth supporting, why shouldn't taxpayers make that a priority?
- Lawtonfogle 12y agoIf you convince enough to change the laws, then the nature of our system is that they will be convinced. The question is, can you convince enough. Perhaps I see many luxuries as not worth supporting, at least not until other problems are solved (and being government revenue is limited, sometimes being low priority means not being funded at all).