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Originally Posted by wdmso
i’m sorry that spits in the face of your agenda and happens to help my agenda. but it’s true.
Jim your the only person I know who spews this fleeing argument is based on 1 thing escaping liberalism .
then when presented with many other factors to why its happening
It is I who should be saying "i’m sorry that spits in the face of your agenda "
because you are the one insisting no other reasons exist Besides fleeing liberalism.. that's what an agenda looks like
some more facts
The Sunshine State get a deal on homeownership, paying less than 1% for property taxes while other popular states pay more than 2%.
I doubt people are moving because of 1%
The Association reports that close to 28% of the people relocating to Florida came from Texas
so are Texans fleeing liberalism? 6% coming from California. how can that be
and of course Florida’s no income tax along with Alaska, Nevada, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Washington, and Wyoming
States with no income tax often make up the lost revenue with other taxes or reduced services. See Jim there is Always a catch
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please, please point out where i ever said that liberal politics is the only reason why people moving?
many people move just for the weather, or proximity to golf, work, etc. but politics is a part of it, a big part, because politics plays a big role in determining the cost of living of a place.
liberals want to pretend it has nothing to do with liberalism. i just point out that’s it’s part of it. i never came close to saying it’s 100% because of liberalism.
you say “it’s more than politics”, then say part of it is low taxes.
Earth to Wayne….low taxes primarily exist in places that are economically conservative.
do you really think that tax rates have nothing to do with whether or not a state is liberal or conservative?
think of the cheapest states to
live in, in terms of taxes. how many are solidly blue states? any?
“states with low taxes often give up services.”
correct. and americans are figuring out, that they’ll happily give up whatever those services are, to avoid taxes.
NH has no income tax or sales tax. i could move there and put an extra $1,000 in my pocket every month for the rest of my life. i don’t know what i’d be giving up exactly, in terms of services. my friends who have moved there from CT don’t feel like they gave up anything.
i think what you give up, is waste.
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