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Shearwater · 10-15-09, 02:37 PM

Well, if you live all your life in a city where everything is within walking distance, why should you have to pay taxes for road upkeep? Or what if you can't afford to have a car?
I think that companies that have a distribution network (like postal or telecommunication services) have a certain point where they can't be efficient financially and still at the same time have a sufficient cover for their users. If the latter is desired by a majority of the people, why not pay taxes for it?

10-15-09, 02:37 PM	#14
Shearwater Captain Join Date: May 2009 Location: SUBSIM Radio Room (kinda obvious, isn't it) Posts: 542 Downloads: 45 Uploads: 0	Well, if you live all your life in a city where everything is within walking distance, why should you have to pay taxes for road upkeep? Or what if you can't afford to have a car? I think that companies that have a distribution network (like postal or telecommunication services) have a certain point where they can't be efficient financially and still at the same time have a sufficient cover for their users. If the latter is desired by a majority of the people, why not pay taxes for it? Last edited by Shearwater; 10-15-09 at 05:54 PM.

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