https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/2018/02/26/georgia-senate-stalls-delta-tax-break-dispute-over-discounted-fare-agreement-nra/374215002/
The state of Georgia DEMANDED Delta airlines sign up with NRA or lose 40 million in tax breaks. This is only SLIGHTLY disturbing.
Fuking NRA seems to own whole governments including the WH.
Originally posted by @sonhousecan you point to where any NRA member has killed anyone, or committed any crime?
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/2018/02/26/georgia-senate-stalls-delta-tax-break-dispute-over-discounted-fare-agreement-nra/374215002/
The state of Georgia DEMANDED Delta airlines sign up with NRA or lose 40 million in tax breaks. This is only SLIGHTLY disturbing.
Fuking NRA seems to own whole governments including the WH.
Originally posted by @mott-the-hoopleAll that can be know is that the NRA are terrorists and Trump is Hitler.
can you point to where any NRA member has killed anyone, or committed any crime?
Got it?
Originally posted by @sonhouseIt is offensive that government would use its influence to make an airline continue its relationship with an advocacy group. It also isn't explained why airlines should be exempt for a gasoline tax. My biggest objection is government picks winners and losers. Either their should be a gas tax and everyone pays or no tax and no one pays.
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/2018/02/26/georgia-senate-stalls-delta-tax-break-dispute-over-discounted-fare-agreement-nra/374215002/
The state of Georgia DEMANDED Delta airlines sign up with NRA or lose 40 million in tax breaks. This is only SLIGHTLY disturbing.
Fuking NRA seems to own whole governments including the WH.
Originally posted by @mott-the-hoopleCan you point to where discontinuing a discount program requires prosecuting and convicting its recipients of committing a crime?
can you point to where any NRA member has killed anyone, or committed any crime?
27 Feb 18
Originally posted by @bks2000I think that's the wrong focus: an airline could or could not have a relationship with anyone. The relevant questions are
Here's a better question: Why on earth would an airline have an affiliation with the NRA to begin with? It's not like it's symbiotic on ANY level.
(1) why does government care if an airline ends its relationship with another group?
(2) why would airlines not pay gas taxes but other consumers do?
I'd suggest it's because government is complete wrapped up with favoritism and promoting unequal agendas and we should be bothered by that.
27 Feb 18
Originally posted by @quackquackGovernment = people.
I think that's the wrong focus: an airline could or could not have a relationship with anyone. The relevant questions are
(1) why does government care if an airline ends its relationship with another group?
(2) why would airlines not pay gas taxes but other consumers do?
I'd suggest it's because government is complete wrapped up with favoritism and promoting unequal agendas and we should be bothered by that.
People = always (okay... usually always) work in their own best self-interest.
That should unlock the mystery at least in part.
27 Feb 18
Originally posted by @sonhouseThe NRA controls everything?
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/2018/02/26/georgia-senate-stalls-delta-tax-break-dispute-over-discounted-fare-agreement-nra/374215002/
The state of Georgia DEMANDED Delta airlines sign up with NRA or lose 40 million in tax breaks. This is only SLIGHTLY disturbing.
Fuking NRA seems to own whole governments including the WH.
Let me guess, the Jews control the NRA. 😲
Originally posted by @mott-the-hoopleYes, your question implies that the justification of discontinuance of the discount program depends entirely on whether killing and/or a criminal conviction occurred.
can you point to where I said it did?
Clearly it was a business decision, whether wise or foolish isTBD.
27 Feb 18
Originally posted by @js357Ummm no it doesn't...just a biased observation by you.
Yes, your question implies that the justification of discontinuance of the discount program depends entirely on whether killing and/or a criminal conviction occurred.
Clearly it was a business decision, whether wise or foolish isTBD.
Originally posted by @mott-the-hoopleFake news, huh? Your question was asked for no reason at all. That sounds like “pointless.”
Ummm no it doesn't...just a biased observation by you.