How would you like to pay taxes on what you kill?
#13
RE: How would you like to pay taxes on what you kill?
ORIGINAL: buckmaster
No he actually said he eats venison, but buys it from a resturaunt,
He said it wasnt right for us select people to get free food, and the only reason you dont hear his supporters speak up is because were the ones with the guns
ORIGINAL: Swift Arrow
He sounds like a tree hugger to me. It ain't gonna pass. He can go back to hugging his trees now. [8D]
He sounds like a tree hugger to me. It ain't gonna pass. He can go back to hugging his trees now. [8D]
He said it wasnt right for us select people to get free food, and the only reason you dont hear his supporters speak up is because were the ones with the guns
I thought it was illegal to buy venison? At least in VA.
#15
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Ohio
Posts: 7,876
RE: How would you like to pay taxes on what you kill?
It's food even by the guy trying to pass it, no tax on food not to mention all the other things guys have said. None of it really matters, if they want to they'll justchange the law.
Hunters have enormous power that they don't realize, stop killing. As for myself I'm not killing any wolves until they pay me to do it and they will soon enough. That's power!
Hunters have enormous power that they don't realize, stop killing. As for myself I'm not killing any wolves until they pay me to do it and they will soon enough. That's power!
#16
RE: How would you like to pay taxes on what you kill?
A friend and I were just having this discussion yesterday, not about taxing game, but of all the things that used to be free that now have a cost associated with them. If this is progress, I'm not sure I want to participate.
#17
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: Milwaukee WI
Posts: 1,161
RE: How would you like to pay taxes on what you kill?
The yearlyharvest on deer alone in Wisconsin is at least half a million head. That is potentially half a million deer/car collisions that hunters are saving the state. So we should pay alot of moneyto the state to save the state a lot of money on top of the alot of money we already do pay? This kind of thinking is what's partially to blame for our current economic crisis.
For the record though, I would agree with this idea on one condition, that there be provisions made for an open season on law makers.
For the record though, I would agree with this idea on one condition, that there be provisions made for an open season on law makers.
#18
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Ohio
Posts: 7,876
RE: How would you like to pay taxes on what you kill?
ORIGINAL: Hoytail Hunter
The yearlyharvest on deer alone in Wisconsin is at least half a million head. That is potentially half a million deer/car collisions that hunters are saving the state. So we should pay alot of moneyto the state to save the state a lot of money on top of the alot of money we already do pay? This kind of thinking is what's partially to blame for our current economic crisis.
For the record though, I would agree with this idea on one condition, that there be provisions made for an open season on law makers.
The yearlyharvest on deer alone in Wisconsin is at least half a million head. That is potentially half a million deer/car collisions that hunters are saving the state. So we should pay alot of moneyto the state to save the state a lot of money on top of the alot of money we already do pay? This kind of thinking is what's partially to blame for our current economic crisis.
For the record though, I would agree with this idea on one condition, that there be provisions made for an open season on law makers.
On a serios note historically speaking when a revolution starts those involved in law the wealthy and clergy are the first to go. If you haven't I'd read some of that history before going on the "record".
There was a march on Londonin the 1300's as the people were being very oppressed.The town was taken over by the people and a group of slim balls took control. They hid their faces when they carried out their "cleansing" (robbery is more like it) of the city. They wore
white hoods. They started with the above mentioned and when they were gone and their wealth seized they turn on the towns people in their thirst for more.
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I'm sorry I got 2 stories mixed up, the white hoods were about a french revolution/cival warin the early 1400's in Paris,not London England.ALondonrevolt was started by a man named Tyler over a poll tax in the 1300's.
Been a while since I've read either.
#20
RE: How would you like to pay taxes on what you kill?
ORIGINAL: smitdog
I thought it was illegal to buy venison? At least in VA.
ORIGINAL: buckmaster
No he actually said he eats venison, but buys it from a resturaunt,
He said it wasnt right for us select people to get free food, and the only reason you dont hear his supporters speak up is because were the ones with the guns
ORIGINAL: Swift Arrow
He sounds like a tree hugger to me. It ain't gonna pass. He can go back to hugging his trees now. [8D]
He sounds like a tree hugger to me. It ain't gonna pass. He can go back to hugging his trees now. [8D]
He said it wasnt right for us select people to get free food, and the only reason you dont hear his supporters speak up is because were the ones with the guns
I thought it was illegal to buy venison? At least in VA.