Government sanctioned, approved, and implemented "Lingchi" ... except in this case it's taxation by a thousand slices
Today (January 23rd) is
the day.
The BC Liberal Government said,
"Cheers! New, modern liquor laws are now in effect." ... the reality
however is that the biggest cheer went up from our BC Liberal government.
Why? Because outside of those now
having the opportunity to dispense beer, wines, ciders, etc, the only ones who will be benefiting
from the new regulations, will be the Ministry of Finance.
More
locations and opportunities to dispense alcohol, means more tax revenue to
government coffers -- PERIOD! Under the guise of freedom of when, how, and
where to drink, the real reason is for increasing the gradual pull of money
from the pockets of British Columbians.
If you
haven't already, it's time to face reality. The
amount of liquor consumed by individuals will not simply be distributed over
more places ... it WILL increase the amount of alcohol consumed, and hence revenue to government.
Don't
even try to argue otherwise.
Will this
be a substantial amount? Hell No!
Hmmmmmmm ... where can I find a new way to increase taxes and fees on British Columbians? |
However,
it's just one more little piece of the BC Liberal government's progression of
siphoning money away without us realizing it ... all the while saying they are
reducing taxes ... with a pious look on their faces.
Government
sanctioned, approved and implemented "Lingchi" ... except in this
case instead of death by a thousand slices, it's taxation by a thousand slices.
Each and
every year we pay more for every service government offers and provides. When it gets too hot for them in one area,
they find some where new, to increase creeping taxation, on the unsuspecting
people of BC. Slow BUT STEADY increases
across the board -- and each one higher and greater, then the cost of living.
ICBC
rates ... MSP ... BC Hydro rates ... more Lottery options and new games of
chance ... BC Ferries ... and on and on the list goes.
Will
there be social benefits from having liquor more freely available at additional
places? Sure there will be, but the
bottom line is it means MORE money for government.
LINGCHI
... taxation by a thousand taxes!
In Kamloops, I'm Alan
Forseth.
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