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Thursday, April 08, 2021

Cashing in on crime

Citing recent mass shootings in Orange, Boulder, Colo., and the Atlanta area, state lawmakers on Tuesday advanced a proposal for a new tax on the sale of guns and ammunition in California to boost funding for violence prevention programs. 

3 comments:

  1. I wonder if such a tax would fly if it were to infringe on First Amendment rights?

    Somehow I don't think that putting a sales tax on newspapers, taxing a church, or charging an exorbitant fee for a permit to assemble and protest would fly.

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  2. Taxes fix everything, excluding democrat stupidity of course.

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  3. This is sorta like when you have a bad knee. It hurts. A lot. And you know there will come a day when you do something about it. Just not today.

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