Penguins finally on the march
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Tim, no joke, this state has really gone downhill.. With the loss of revenue from those leaving, the answer will be to raise the taxes of those staying????..Property taxes are out of control...I may just follow the little birds out to "AZ"....
PS: Not to mention all the day laborers standing on most of the corners waiting to be picked up, that don't pay taxes to begin with, but suck the resources dry... Listen, if the government won't build a fence along the Mex border, at least build one on the eastern border of Arizona....
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Chick
Email: Chick
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Freedoms just another word for nothing left to lose
Edited: Thu October 18, 2007 at 5:58 PM by Chick
Recall a couple of my in-laws leaving NJ in the 70's, sold their tiny two bedroom home on a 30 foot lot for $80K and moved to Iowa buying a large ranch room on five acres for $30K, they were happy to leave NJ. Was it good back then in NJ?
With half the state wanting to leave, they must be the screwee's meaning just the screwer's want to stay, but who would the screwer's screw if all the screwee's left? Would half the screwer's become screwee's? Than that half would want to leave also dropping the population down to 25%, then 12%, then 6%, then 3%, etc. Might as well give NJ back to the indians.
But traditionally and throughout history, only 10% of the population are the screwers, meaning that if half the population of NJ wants to stay, 40% of that population along with the 50% that admit they are the screwee's are actually also screwee's but either don't know it or enjoy being screwed. Often wondered why 90% of the population puts up with getting screwed when they outnumber the screwers by nine to one?
Jesus was so correct when he referred to the vast population as being sheep, but not quite being led to heaven, the slaughterhouse is where sheep really end up.
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