Quote: I disagree............
1.8 BILLION is the cost of that project.
1% or .000001% is to much.
If artists want homes to live in, health care, jobs, do not rely on my tax dollar to get them.
Sell your art to people who enjoy it.
I buy art.
Some years I do two jobs a year for people who did the American dream.
They worked hard.
Bought their home.
Own it free and clear but..................
Can no longer stay in their AMERICAN DREAM because they are being taxed out of their home.
You take into account the 1% on every project and minus that from the tax roll.
Take the rediculous schools the kids go to with glass walls, stone walls, ball fields nicer then your average college, politicians 10 K desks, the list goes on and on.
When you look into the eyes of people giving up their home cause their taxed out of it and the whole time you are working there you get to know them.
You find out how this came to be.
You see the hurt involved.
Your heart aches for them.
They never lobbied for the tax dollars to supplement their income.
The Wife tells you what it has done to her husband, to both of their health.
Their kids who are struggling also who can't afford to help.
You might then have a different perspective on what I call wasted tax dollars.
Even if I didn't have that experience I'd feel the same way about our tax $$$$$$$$$$$.
1.8 BILLION is the cost of that project.
1% or .000001% is to much.
If artists want homes to live in, health care, jobs, do not rely on my tax dollar to get them.
Sell your art to people who enjoy it.
I buy art.
Some years I do two jobs a year for people who did the American dream.
They worked hard.
Bought their home.
Own it free and clear but..................
Can no longer stay in their AMERICAN DREAM because they are being taxed out of their home.
You take into account the 1% on every project and minus that from the tax roll.
Take the rediculous schools the kids go to with glass walls, stone walls, ball fields nicer then your average college, politicians 10 K desks, the list goes on and on.
When you look into the eyes of people giving up their home cause their taxed out of it and the whole time you are working there you get to know them.
You find out how this came to be.
You see the hurt involved.
Your heart aches for them.
They never lobbied for the tax dollars to supplement their income.
The Wife tells you what it has done to her husband, to both of their health.
Their kids who are struggling also who can't afford to help.
You might then have a different perspective on what I call wasted tax dollars.
Even if I didn't have that experience I'd feel the same way about our tax $$$$$$$$$$$.