Three US states finally realise that tobacco taxation is seriously damaging their wealth
Soon, you could recharge your phone in seconds, or a laptop in minutes
Can't see how it's a challenge, myself
The rich are already paying more than their fair share
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Capitalism killed life on Mars
The push for smoking bans in New York homes
What recession?
Evil Australian toddler graffiti vandals
Pole dancing for Jesus
... and one that's a week late
15 reasons why everyone should be micro-chipped
2 comments:
Yes, babies should be microchipped at birth (not). Lunatics in San Francisco are proposing to outlaw parental freedom of choice with regard to circumcision or not, the same soviet-run city will be first to demand state mandated microchipping perhaps, since the loss of one freedom of choice should always be accompanied by the imposition of a heavy-handed state mandate of illiberal proportions just to make sure state control is absolute. These experts make arguments now for why microchipping should be made common, eventually they'll make it rule of law and mandate it, five, ten, twenty years down the road, and like with smoking bans, will be in competition with one another to see who can take it the furthest. This now is just the rudimentary groundwork toward normalization and just needs preached in the indoctrination camps, aka "school system", so the next generation will find it acceptable and come home demanding daddy and mommy be microchipped for the good of the children.
Tobacco taxes lowered? Insane idea. Much better to raise it through the roof so more people acquire it illegally and fund the underground economy. That way it makes the official on-record tally of tobacco tax takings lower giving the false impression that anti-smoking is successful and helps justify endless funding of anti-tobacco and the cushy secure high-paying jobs of the anti-tobacco rent-seekers. That reasoning alone justifies higher tobacco taxes, not common sense and rules of market economies, free trade and freedom of choice. Oh no, mustn't do that.
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