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In reply to the discussion: Kansas tax act most regressive in nation [View all]Ship of Fools
(1,453 posts)29. Thanks. I hail from KS, as well.
Recently put democraticunderground.com sticker on my car and have
had two cars in as many weeks coming up on my bumper and riding
my tail at about 12 inches. Evil people around here. I miss Lawrence
a lot -- one of the bluer areas, of course. Otherwise, KS is an evil-ass
place. Sometimes I think they're intentionally driving us out of state,
and afterwards they'll erect an electric fence around the whole damned place...
they can have it.
We can't afford the prop taxes going up again. Our eyes are on 40 acres
in Missouri, as long as hubby gets the green light for a transfer.
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You mean capital income won't be taxed in any way? Does KS have a sales tax at all?
HiPointDem
May 2012
#4
yes, i understand sales tax is regressive. i just wondered whether capital was to be taxed in any
HiPointDem
May 2012
#34
Thomas Frank has tried to show them that they have been screwing themselves in Kansas
bluestateguy
May 2012
#5
I honestly don't know but I would imagine the GOP has lots more money than the KDP.
proud2BlibKansan
May 2012
#43
Well, 37% of us did not vote for that idiot. So not all of us, in your words are "not smart"
Logical
May 2012
#14
That is really scary. You might want to remove the bumper stickers and
coalition_unwilling
May 2012
#32
This is probably the biggest example of voting against your interests I have ever seen. n/t
cynatnite
May 2012
#22