Dandy Dave said: (quoted from post at 08:53:50 08/03/09) I just paid my electric bill, and while I was going though the paper work I saw a noticed that the gooberment, in this state at least, is putting a 2% tax increase on it. Don't they know we are almost in a depression. 9.5 percent unemployment reported the other day on the news. Look out all you poor farmers. They's a comin to collect one way or the other. @#%&^** Dandy Dave!
Wait'll Cap and Trade kicks in. The only ones to benefit will be Al Gore and Goldman Sachs. Gore has already set up a company to trade carbon credits. We need to get it repealed, FAST.
It's unbelievable that our politicians were suckered in to this hogwash. Why don't we completely eliminate pollution by having everyone walk (no cars), eliminate heating (just bundle up in the wintertime), outlaw electricity (go to bed when it's dark)? We can feed ourselves by foraging in the woods for nuts and berries and eat grains right off the field. Eliminate ALL industry that dumps waste into the lakes and rivers. Put everyone out of a job. Oops, I may have spoken too loud. If a Congressman reads this I may have just given him an idea. :(
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