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01-01-2001 12:00 AM
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Anonymous Citizen


- Joined on 11-22-2008
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Masses are boobs; praise wise legislative masters
Left to their own devices, the ignorant uncultured masses would spend their money on unworthy entertainments. Fortunately, we have wise legislators, and enlightened elites appointed by a wise governor to the government arts council, who have the courage to take the boob-geoisie's money and spend it more wisely than the ignorant dolts would on their own. Thank you, dah-ling Shirley, for protecting the public from this unseemly business of making their own choices on how to spend their own money.
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Anonymous Citizen


- Joined on 11-22-2008
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So, the Da Vinci Code scares you so much you need to TAX the arts?
Who would want to come here as a tourist with a TAX on entertainment? This is bad timing and a bad idea. GO tax some cigarettes some more.
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Anonymous Citizen


- Joined on 11-22-2008
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how's about you take a 25,000 a year job, make the rent/house payment, pay 45 bucks gas a week, food, clothing, pay all the utilities, insurance, etc, and when you have a few bucks left at the end of the week, pay some more to your state government for the priviledge of taking in a matinee movie because the evening show costs more. you are an absolute tool, ass clown, self righteous pork politician who thinks because the state can't keep jobs here, it is right to make those who are left pay more. i worked for a company that refused to hire more people to replace those who quit and simply made those who were dumb enough to stay work longer hours. guess what? i quit that job. you will continue to make people leave this state because of your draconian tax ideas. then what?? figure out what else you can tax?? go to hell shirley, and take your fellow politicians who think like you with ya.
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petervlipen1


- Joined on 05-09-2012
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Re: 2006 Senate Bill 1031 (Impose entertainment ticket tax )
It`s an interesting idea but this means we will have to pay more for admission fees to zoos, live theater shows, museums, the opera, music, theatrical, dance, literary, or cultural festivals. There are not so many people that visit museums or opera and after applying a 5% tax the prices will rise and fewer people will come. I took my daughter to all the main events that took place in the city and now she is making a documentary film with the help of video production New York, she is very talented and received some help from our local authorities. They should allocate more money for such things but instead they want to impose a 5% tax...
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