What played out was the concept of no taxation without representation. The taxpayers wanted representation that will address what they perceive to be over-taxation. Who knows what it will look like a few years from now--pulling teeth of the unions that have a choke-hold on the city. It could/probably will get worse before it gets better.
I think slowly there is growing realization that taxation is a form of slavery. Every dollar we are taxed we earn by the sweat of our brow. Every dollar to throw an art party comes from people who had to work harder and longer for that dollar then ever before. Every dollar in the *pride parade comes from the table of families trying to survive.
This is no longer acceptable
Read more: http://fullcomment.nationalpost.com/2010/10/26/tasha-kheiriddin-rob-ford-the-real-candidate-of-inclusiveness/#ixzz13UeNWtac
I think slowly there is growing realization that taxation is a form of slavery. Every dollar we are taxed we earn by the sweat of our brow. Every dollar to throw an art party comes from people who had to work harder and longer for that dollar then ever before. Every dollar in the *pride parade comes from the table of families trying to survive.
This is no longer acceptable
Read more: http://fullcomment.nationalpost.com/2010/10/26/tasha-kheiriddin-rob-ford-the-real-candidate-of-inclusiveness/#ixzz13UeNWtac
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