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"I just saved a bunch of money on my insurance by switching to reverse
and leaving the scene."
On Monday, February 6, 2023 at 11:01:25 AM UTC-8, George.Anthony wrote:Willamette valley, on the west side of the Cascade mountains. The way it turns out, the 80% ends up subsidizing the other 20%. Our state government spends more on them than we get back in taxes. Most of us figure it's worth it because that's all
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"I just saved a bunch of money on my insurance by switching to reverse
and leaving the scene."
Either your reading comprehension or your geography sucks. They're out there in Eastern Oregon, and they're mostly right. It's a whole different world over there. Their math is bullshit. Roughly 80% of Oregonians live around me in the
And look what happens. The land itself doesn't really change or go away. I really don't care if the Malheur Nature Reserve is in Idaho. Almost 60% of the land around me is owned by the Federal government and it doesn't make much difference whichstate it's in. The worst thing I can think of is that fishing and hunting licenses would become a lot more expensive for Oregonians who enjoy those activities in that part of the state. LOL, for that reason alone I don't think it's likely to happen.
TBMy reading comprehension is fine and far better than yours. I couldn't
On 2/6/2023 1:40 PM, Technobarbarian wrote:valley, on the west side of the Cascade mountains. The way it turns out, the 80% ends up subsidizing the other 20%. Our state government spends more on them than we get back in taxes. Most of us figure it's worth it because that's all beautiful country.
On Monday, February 6, 2023 at 11:01:25 AM UTC-8, George.Anthony wrote:
https://www.foxbusiness.com/economy/democrat-led-state-killing-businesses-shrink-secede-several-counties
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"I just saved a bunch of money on my insurance by switching to reverse
and leaving the scene."
Either your reading comprehension or your geography sucks. They're out there in Eastern Oregon, and they're mostly right. It's a whole different world over there. Their math is bullshit. Roughly 80% of Oregonians live around me in the Willamette
state it's in. The worst thing I can think of is that fishing and hunting licenses would become a lot more expensive for Oregonians who enjoy those activities in that part of the state. LOL, for that reason alone I don't think it's likely to happen.And look what happens. The land itself doesn't really change or go away. I really don't care if the Malheur Nature Reserve is in Idaho. Almost 60% of the land around me is owned by the Federal government and it doesn't make much difference which
TBMy reading comprehension is fine and far better than yours. I couldn't
care less what part of the state it is. You humorless liberals just
don't get it.
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"I just saved a bunch of money on my insurance by switching to reverse
and leaving the scene."
On Monday, February 6, 2023 at 1:37:39 PM UTC-8, George.Anthony wrote:valley, on the west side of the Cascade mountains. The way it turns out, the 80% ends up subsidizing the other 20%. Our state government spends more on them than we get back in taxes. Most of us figure it's worth it because that's all beautiful country.
On 2/6/2023 1:40 PM, Technobarbarian wrote:
On Monday, February 6, 2023 at 11:01:25 AM UTC-8, George.Anthony wrote: >>>> https://www.foxbusiness.com/economy/democrat-led-state-killing-businesses-shrink-secede-several-counties
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"I just saved a bunch of money on my insurance by switching to reverse >>>> and leaving the scene."
Either your reading comprehension or your geography sucks. They're out there in Eastern Oregon, and they're mostly right. It's a whole different world over there. Their math is bullshit. Roughly 80% of Oregonians live around me in the Willamette
state it's in. The worst thing I can think of is that fishing and hunting licenses would become a lot more expensive for Oregonians who enjoy those activities in that part of the state. LOL, for that reason alone I don't think it's likely to happen.
And look what happens. The land itself doesn't really change or go away. I really don't care if the Malheur Nature Reserve is in Idaho. Almost 60% of the land around me is owned by the Federal government and it doesn't make much difference which
back as I can remember. The names change, but the story remains the same. <Best Foghorn Leghorn voice> "It's a joke son. I say, it's a joke." I'm sure there are people who take it seriously, but, seriously. It's a joke. We will never see it happen in ourMy reading comprehension is fine and far better than yours. I couldn't
TB
care less what part of the state it is. You humorless liberals just
don't get it.
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"I just saved a bunch of money on my insurance by switching to reverse
and leaving the scene."
Actually you're the one who doesn't get it. But, it mostly isn't your fault this time. I've been told that I have a very dry sense of humor, and some people don't understand when I'm joking. The succession story has been going around for as far
TBAs I said, you don't get it. I don't care about east or west or whatever
On 2023-02-06 19:40:16 +0000, Technobarbarian said:
On Monday, February 6, 2023 at 11:01:25 AM UTC-8, George.Anthony wrote:
https://www.foxbusiness.com/economy/democrat-led-state-killing-businesses-shrink-secede-several-counties>
"I just saved a bunch of money on my insurance by switching toreverse> and leaving the scene."
Either your reading comprehension or your geography sucks.
They're out there in Eastern Oregon, and they're mostly right. It's a
whole different world over there. Their math is bullshit. Roughly 80%
of Oregonians live around me in the Willamette valley, on the west side
of the Cascade mountains. The way it turns out, the 80% ends up
subsidizing the other 20%. Our state government spends more on them
than we get back in taxes. Most of us figure it's worth it because
that's all beautiful country. Naturally the numbers change depending on
which counties you're talking about, but the last number I saw was that
our state government would have over $300 more to spend on every man,
woman, and child in the remaining state. The last map I saw showed all
of the coast staying in Oregon. They are also part of the 20%, so there
would still be a lot of country that is subsidized by the state
government.
The thing is they aren't asking Idaho.... surveys of Idaho voters show
they don't want the added costs of supporting the tax hole that is
eastern Oregon (nor eastern Washington)
Years ago I knew a state legislator from eastern Washington, he said he
could never convince the majority of his voters that they got more in spending than they paid in taxes... even though they did, year ater
year.
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On 2023-02-06 19:40:16 +0000, Technobarbarian said:
On Monday, February 6, 2023 at 11:01:25 AM UTC-8, George.Anthony wrote: >>>> https://www.foxbusiness.com/economy/democrat-led-state-killing-businesses-shrink-secede-several-counties>
"I just saved a bunch of money on my insurance by switching toreverse> and leaving the scene."
Either your reading comprehension or your geography sucks.
They're out there in Eastern Oregon, and they're mostly right. It's a
whole different world over there. Their math is bullshit. Roughly 80%
of Oregonians live around me in the Willamette valley, on the west side
of the Cascade mountains. The way it turns out, the 80% ends up
subsidizing the other 20%. Our state government spends more on them
than we get back in taxes. Most of us figure it's worth it because
that's all beautiful country. Naturally the numbers change depending on
which counties you're talking about, but the last number I saw was that
our state government would have over $300 more to spend on every man,
woman, and child in the remaining state. The last map I saw showed all
of the coast staying in Oregon. They are also part of the 20%, so there
would still be a lot of country that is subsidized by the state
government.
The thing is they aren't asking Idaho.... surveys of Idaho voters show
they don't want the added costs of supporting the tax hole that is
eastern Oregon (nor eastern Washington)
Years ago I knew a state legislator from eastern Washington, he said he
could never convince the majority of his voters that they got more in
spending than they paid in taxes... even though they did, year ater
year.
I wouldn’t blame Idahoans for welcoming Oregonians with open arms.
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