Voting will be fun this time

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3 total messages Started by Mark Shapiro Sun, 28 Sep 2008 20:12

#32

Author: Mark Shapiro
Date: Sun, 28 Sep 2008 20:12

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Wow - just got the voting book, err
pamphlet for the 2008 Nov 4 vote.
For the first time in a decade - the 
Props are worth voting for - pushing
the hot buttons!   As usual the law
is written way too complexly, the
pro/con arguments are not logical, 
but wow, some of these things are 
important.


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Re: Voting will be fun this time

#33

Author: David Arnstein
Date: Sun, 28 Sep 2008 21:45

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In article <1inzb6p.dwyadvs4mvtiN%mark@mail.goguys.com>,
Mark Shapiro <mark@mail.goguys.com> wrote:
>...   As usual the law
>is written way too complexly, the
>pro/con arguments are not logical, 
>but wow, some of these things are 
>important.

The propositions that contain the word "bond" don't deserve a yes
vote. If "these things" are important enough, then they can be paid
for. If not, the enterpreneurs pushing the proposition want you to
pay for it later. They want you to pretend that you won't have to pay
for it later.
-- 
David Arnstein                       (00)
arnstein+usenet@pobox.com          {{   }}
                                     ^^

Re: Voting will be fun this time

#34

Author: Fake ID
Date: Mon, 29 Sep 2008 04:35

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In article <gbottp$4eo$1@reader1.panix.com>,
David Arnstein <arnstein+usenet@pobox.com> wrote:
>In article <1inzb6p.dwyadvs4mvtiN%mark@mail.goguys.com>,
>Mark Shapiro <mark@mail.goguys.com> wrote:
>>...   As usual the law
>>is written way too complexly, the
>>pro/con arguments are not logical, 
>>but wow, some of these things are 
>>important.
>
>The propositions that contain the word "bond" don't deserve a yes
>vote. If "these things" are important enough, then they can be paid
>for. If not, the enterpreneurs pushing the proposition want you to
>pay for it later. They want you to pretend that you won't have to pay
>for it later.

Which one was for clean water?  There's always one about water.  I can't
seem to find it.

12, the veteran's bond looks a little different.  Apparently, the
veterans pay back the loans.

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