I like the roads that I can drive and ride on, the fact that emergency vehicles can reach my door when needed and take me to a hospital where I can get pretty decent medical care. I like the infrastructure that provides the power and lights and allows me to connect with the outside world. I like the water purification plants that help decontaminate our water, the inspectors who check on our food production to minimize contamination, the safety rules and regulations that protect consumers from harm, the military, fire fighters, and police who are here to protect us, the schools which educate our young (the future teachers, doctors, nurses, farmers, ranchers, business people, bankers, lawyers — the voters of the future) and a myriad of other things that our tax dollars help pay for. Is money wasted? yes, but a lot of what one person calls ‘wasted’ is another person’s preferred use. It isn’t all bridges to nowhere. Sometimes it’s just that the bridge was built way over there instead of right here. If we didn’t have a tax system, how would we pay for all this and more? Do we have problems? Yes! That is why we should constantly seek to improve the tax system and each of the components that it supports. We need better schools, better training for police, better medical facilities, a better infrastructure, etc. Of course, changing the status quo will take more tax dollars. . .
I believe that one of the signs of TDS is responding to every stimulus with something anti-Trump, even when the stimulus had nothing to do with politics.
I believe one of the the signs of Trump Delusional Syndrome is continuing to defend an incompetent immature semi-literate buffoon who is obviously unfit.
kaffekup about 5 years ago
I see the Wiley bears have a wily new disguise.
kodj kodjin about 5 years ago
In certain areas of Houston, this is almost true.
Watcher about 5 years ago
What will they do when the victim shows up with a digger and takes the whole ATM?
sandpiper about 5 years ago
Obviously not a job training class
erik.vanthienen about 5 years ago
It’s OK if you’re a Trump voter.
jessie d. about 5 years ago
AKA conservative idiotology, i.e., you get mugged by stinking rich thugs.
wolfhoundblues1 about 5 years ago
LA Story
smgray about 5 years ago
They should be dressed like bank execs.
DanFlak about 5 years ago
Congress. Need I say more.
Vangoghdog01 about 5 years ago
Talk softly and walk a German shepherd
rlaker22j about 5 years ago
it’s cheap to live in America pay your taxes think of the rest of the world you could be
Jim about 5 years ago
Making it rain?
Or, “Penny for your thoughts.”
https://gizmodo.com/can-i-get-this-atm-testing-robot-to-touch-the-filthy-ma-1836920831
the lost wizard about 5 years ago
After the fees, there’s not a lot left.
GreenT267 about 5 years ago
I like the roads that I can drive and ride on, the fact that emergency vehicles can reach my door when needed and take me to a hospital where I can get pretty decent medical care. I like the infrastructure that provides the power and lights and allows me to connect with the outside world. I like the water purification plants that help decontaminate our water, the inspectors who check on our food production to minimize contamination, the safety rules and regulations that protect consumers from harm, the military, fire fighters, and police who are here to protect us, the schools which educate our young (the future teachers, doctors, nurses, farmers, ranchers, business people, bankers, lawyers — the voters of the future) and a myriad of other things that our tax dollars help pay for. Is money wasted? yes, but a lot of what one person calls ‘wasted’ is another person’s preferred use. It isn’t all bridges to nowhere. Sometimes it’s just that the bridge was built way over there instead of right here. If we didn’t have a tax system, how would we pay for all this and more? Do we have problems? Yes! That is why we should constantly seek to improve the tax system and each of the components that it supports. We need better schools, better training for police, better medical facilities, a better infrastructure, etc. Of course, changing the status quo will take more tax dollars. . .
MikeJ about 5 years ago
I believe that one of the signs of TDS is responding to every stimulus with something anti-Trump, even when the stimulus had nothing to do with politics.
yimhere about 5 years ago
Is that Pierre of the North first in line? Things getting rough up there too?
mattro65 about 5 years ago
I believe one of the the signs of Trump Delusional Syndrome is continuing to defend an incompetent immature semi-literate buffoon who is obviously unfit.
Leojim about 5 years ago
Detroit or Chicago?
Lablubber about 5 years ago
Guy walks into a bank and shouts, This is a stickup! Branch manager walks over and says, Beat it pal, the bank’s working this side of the street.
mistercatworks about 5 years ago
Don’t you HATE waiting in line at these things?
Ka`ōnōhi`ula`okahōkūmiomio`ehiku Premium Member about 5 years ago
@Wiley – you sure nailed it in metaphor.
bakana about 5 years ago
The Thugs park their Limousine around the corner.
theoldidahofox about 5 years ago
Today’s thieves: Banks and the 1%.
Sailor46 USN 65-95 about 5 years ago
We’ve had the trickle down theory for awhile and most of us aren’t even damp.