Ray From Cleveland
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- Aug 16, 2015
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Due to the immense distances between states and poor modes of transportation, they had little choicesThat is why we started a UNITED Stateswhich means people in other states are paying for programs that they don't benefit fromDon't you live in Michigan or somesuch? If so, you get back more than you give. As a matter of fact, most of the people who complain most bitterly on this site get back more than they give.Simple: to have control over those states. The federal government has to steal our money, then hang it over our heads if we want our own money back. If you want your money back, then you'll do things the way the federal government wants you to do them.
which is why we have to end the the federal government's strangle hold on state funding
let the money stay with the people in their own states after all that's how it was supposed to be if you want to use the Constitution
Personally I would rather pay less to the feds and more in my own state and town at least that way I have more of a say on what the fucktard politicians do with my money
Kansas helps pay for shore protection. Maine helps pay for tornado relief. NYC pays for farm subsidies. Rich states pay for electrification of poor states
We are stronger as a whole than we are with every state looking out for themselves
Our country by design was for states to operate like miniature countries only to combine forces for national interests only. Those are very few and far between which are also listed in the US Constitution.
It was not till we became UNITED States that we achieved greatness
You can believe that if you like, but I believe our greatness was due to individual desires to better ourselves whenever opportunity presented itself. The federal government was always there and will be in the future unfortunately. But it's not the federal government that made this country great. In fact, I would say it's the federal government that's stopping us from even being better.