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California to shut down 100 state parks? WTF!!!
I am soooo glad I don't live there anymore. What is the world coming to when you can't even keep a park open. :helpme
Dark days ahead. :2 cents: |
Everytime you kill a dog, California does something stupid...
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the governator made that decision to cut the budget. that's what happens when you let foreigners run shit, they have no attachment to the things that matter to the people that were born here. he has the audacity to remove Columbia State Park in N. Cal from the State Park status. it was one of the very first mining towns in California and is completely preserved. i grew up near there and it's an fn crime that he is able to do that. he claims it will be ok because the local businesses will still remain open. what a douche
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Well, they're probably burning down faster than they can close them.
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As much as I love my state I hate the majority voters here. They have always sucked. We should put up a proposition on the next ballot that says if you were not born here you can't vote.
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Well what do you want them to do when their budget is way out of control?
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You guys are out of options. |
Isn't that great ... I didn't vote for him.
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Don't worry most of those parks are/were turned over to the UN anyway. The foreign "charitable entities" they are awarded to will take over the running of them before long and be sure to charge you an even higher fee to enjoy their land. I think the excuse was "preservation."
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Privatize them.
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so glad i'm up outta CA
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If want all this shit. You pay for it.
i.e. raising taxes. Nice to see some accountability putting a hurt on folks. If you do not like it, then stop fighting tax hikes. It's pretty a pretty fucking simple solution. You do not get what you do not fund. :2 cents: |
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I'm not surprised, the state is struggling to avoid bankruptcy. It sucks, but they need to contain costs somehow.
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This is where cost cutting starts to get people angry. Everyone is for cutting the budget until they cut something you like/use/want.
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You could also say that the heaviest taxed states are also the most populated states. The more people you have, the more problems you have. |
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Are big governments so stupid they think everything will always keep growing? Please dont tell me thats true. It has been pure irresponsibility. :2 cents: |
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our parks did not close, they just doubled the fee's. last time it was facing some closures the community got involved and helped raise the money needed to keep it staffed.
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California = bankrupt if those 2 obvious facts create what is a formula that is too complicated for you, then you need to be sterilized. :2 cents: |
As much as it sucks, nonessential services are usually the first to go in budget counting...
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Vermont - around 620,000 people California - around 37 million Do big governments thing everything will always keep growing? I would say yes they do. You need only look at just about any government budget to see that most of them assume that they will bring in as much or more tax revenue each year as they did the last and they budget accordingly. |
Say what you want about Cali. Regardless of how fucked up our goverment is, in certain areas of the state we still have more hot women per sqauare mile than any place on planet Earth. :thumbsup Hell I can go to the grocerty store here and the woman are hotter than in the woman you find in clubs on the east coast.
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http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/op...-42163667.html |
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You were mentioning that a higher population could also lead to higher taxes. Vermont has a pretty low population, yet fairly high taxes. New Jersey has a smaller population compared to other major states, around 9 million, and also has one of the higher tax rates. |
Texas has two thirds of the population of California and has low taxes as well.
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I would bet that someone from a larger populated area that works a normal job and makes 50-55Ka year is ultimately taxed more than someone that lives in a lesser populated area and makes the same amount. I'm sure there are exceptions to the rule, but I would guess for the most part the average person in a bigger city/higher populated place ends up paying more of their money in taxes. |
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like all newly voted into office Governors of this state, Arnold was alloted a certain number of "recommendations" on new positions in our gov't. he hired more than 10 of his friends and gave them all titles and fat salaries. my beef is that the gov't should cut out those fat. lazy, made-up-job-title-havin, leeches and keep things worthwhile like the small pieces of history left in our state. and since i am mentioning unnecessary expenses, the biggest one that would save our state is the funding we give to the illegals. the welfare and the medical. stop paying for the aliens and the majority of the problem is solved. |
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Go figure... and Canada's National Parks are free for all until 2011... how about that!
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This is interesting. According to this the average person in texas makes about 17K a year less than the average person in California yet their percentage of income they pay in property taxes is actually higher than in cali and the percentage of the value of thier home they pay is about 3 times as much as in cali. So maybe they don't have such low taxes after all. |
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