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Has anyone found links to organizations opposing Amendment 66? I'd like to put a sign in my yard to piss off my libtard neighbors.
EDIT: These are the two organizations that I believe are the biggest opposition to Amd66 ... but I don't see anything about yard signs on their sites.
http://www.coforrealedreform.com
http://www.kidsnotpawns.org
I've emailed both and will post whatever response I get here.
Same here, will paint one myself if I have to. (that's what I'm expecting to have to do)Quote:
Originally Posted by Zundfolge
I've still got my Recall Morse sign so I guess I could spraypaint it white and then stencil over it (which might be fitting).
Read my lips (keyboard), "no new taxes"! They want more $$$$, they can all give themselves a paycut and spend the difference, or they can do the Smith-Barney thing, and "earn it".
F em, they don't need anymore money.
No on both.
The state has proven itself irresponsible with the funds they get now, why would anyone want to get these artists of malfeasance more money.
That's how I've always voted: taxes up? = vote no.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jeffrey Lebowski
The pot tax thing I could vote for if they had done what voters asked for. There was already a majority of the state that said "legalize and tax it to fund schools." Given it doesn't affect me and the people it would affect already said go ahead, I could support that. Problem is, that isn't what the bill does. It instead sends a token amount to schools and a big increase to the general fund for lawmakers to play with.Quote:
Originally Posted by hatidua
I agree, if they used the pot tax to lower the rest of our taxes (what a novel concept) i would be for it. Also who in their right mind would tax pot that much when there is already a big under ground market for it? It will just stay under ground and that market will get bigger.Quote:
Originally Posted by merl
Big F'ing NO on both of them.
That gets my vote too.Quote:
Originally Posted by blacklabel