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Discussion in 'U.S. Politics' started by GenSeneca, Apr 30, 2012.

  1. GenSeneca Well-Known Member

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    Hundreds of 5-year-old never-used municipal vehicles found in Miami. Have you ever bought a brand new car only to forget where you put it? How about 300 of them? Well, Miami-Dade County did. The county “discovered” this fleet of no-mileage vehicles after reading about them in a Spanish-language newspaper there. But yeah, if you oppose more taxes and think gubbermint wastes money, you’re a radical wingnut Nazi racist something something extremist, you are.

    Courtesy of ihatethemedia.com
    GenSeneca, Apr 30, 2012
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  2. dogtowner Super Moderator

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    300 cars are a lot to misplace for a city/county. the feds probably do this routinely.
    dogtowner, Apr 30, 2012
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  3. Cruella Well-Known Member

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    Does anyone track all the government waste of our tax dollars?
    Cruella, Apr 30, 2012
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  4. GenSeneca Well-Known Member

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    It would probably be easier to track the money NOT wasted by gov.
    GenSeneca, Apr 30, 2012
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  5. Gipper Well-Known Member

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    There is always wastefullness in a huge omnipresent government.

    The bigger problem is the over one TRILLION dollars they add to the debt EVERY year. If they continue to do this, the economic collapse will be here very soon...

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    Gipper, Apr 30, 2012
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