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shake d livin wake d dead wrote:by next week we back to normal ent
Specialist Baboons wrote:The roads are almost undrivable in my area for cars. Suspension parts and maintenance is crazy. Making the decision to puchase a 4x4 which is diesel-powered is now going to raise my fuel costs by 48%. Bank fees are now going to be higher due to the rise in their taxes. Tyres are going to cost more. It's to dangerous to walk the street or ride a bicycle. Maxi and taxi fares are going up. What options are there?? If the fuel cost is raised by 48% cost of living is going to do the same with its domino effect. "What value do I get from my tax dollars? I pay 25% of my salary to the government every year.
Every item I purchase I pay value added tax of 12.5%. That equates to 37 1/2% already going back to the state.
I pay for my electricity & water.(Which is to be raised)
I pay for my fuel which by the way has increased four times over the last two & a half years. That alone has driven the cost of goods and services up. Everything revolves around transportation. When fuel prices increase therefore, so will everything else.
I shop locally and pay three and four times the value of items I purchase. This is a day of information technology. At a touch of a button I can see what the value of any item is worth.
I opt to buy online because there I find better value for money.
The state sees me doing it which of course affects local businesses. They decide to apply a 7% online tax to force me to buy locally. To force me to pay $4 for a $1 item. They say it is to conserve foreign exchange. Really? When I buy from the local stores do they not use the same foreign exchange you say you want to conserve to bring in those items?
Rather than insist that the Consumer affairs division step in and force the local price gougers to reduce their prices, they try to strong arm me into buying local.
I am forced to pay for every service at the banks. I am charged 12% and 15% on a loan while the banks offer me 1/2% interest on my account which is eaten up by the services charges I pay to maintain said account. Yet their is no legislation to protect me from those criminals.
I sacrifice to save, to purchase a piece of land upon which I build a house. Paying tax on every piece of material I use. I pay bridging finance to the bank before getting my completion certificate. I then have to pay a mortgage which adds up to twice the value of the money borrowed to build.
Then on top of that, I am now asked to pay a property tax based upon a rental value. Rental Value? Therein lies my problem. My tax dollars do absolutely nothing for me. I don't access any grants from the state. I don't access public health care. I don't drive on good roads. I don't feel secure to travel around the country or sleep in my bed. If I call for an ambulance, more than likely I will be dead by the time they arrive. If I my wife calls for the police, they will arrive just in time to draw a line around my body, if they get a vehicle that is.
This is just the tip of the iceberg. So go ahead. Bring on more taxation." - #facts #letstakeastand #fedup don't usually vent but I'm totally fed up of paying taxes and not being able to feel any sense of security in this country. No development whatsoever in my community. We are represented by members of parliament whose faces are only seen by their flyers and posters around election time. The time has come for the lower and middle class to stand up against this dictatorship and let our voices be heard. Change is needed. Clearly our nation's leaders are failing us. Enough is enough!
Specialist Baboons wrote:The roads are almost undrivable in my area for cars. Suspension parts and maintenance is crazy. Making the decision to puchase a 4x4 which is diesel-powered is now going to raise my fuel costs by 48%. Bank fees are now going to be higher due to the rise in their taxes. Tyres are going to cost more. It's to dangerous to walk the street or ride a bicycle. Maxi and taxi fares are going up. What options are there?? If the fuel cost is raised by 48% cost of living is going to do the same with its domino effect. "What value do I get from my tax dollars? I pay 25% of my salary to the government every year.
Every item I purchase I pay value added tax of 12.5%. That equates to 37 1/2% already going back to the state.
I pay for my electricity & water.(Which is to be raised)
I pay for my fuel which by the way has increased four times over the last two & a half years. That alone has driven the cost of goods and services up. Everything revolves around transportation. When fuel prices increase therefore, so will everything else.
I shop locally and pay three and four times the value of items I purchase. This is a day of information technology. At a touch of a button I can see what the value of any item is worth.
I opt to buy online because there I find better value for money.
The state sees me doing it which of course affects local businesses. They decide to apply a 7% online tax to force me to buy locally. To force me to pay $4 for a $1 item. They say it is to conserve foreign exchange. Really? When I buy from the local stores do they not use the same foreign exchange you say you want to conserve to bring in those items?
Rather than insist that the Consumer affairs division step in and force the local price gougers to reduce their prices, they try to strong arm me into buying local.
I am forced to pay for every service at the banks. I am charged 12% and 15% on a loan while the banks offer me 1/2% interest on my account which is eaten up by the services charges I pay to maintain said account. Yet their is no legislation to protect me from those criminals.
I sacrifice to save, to purchase a piece of land upon which I build a house. Paying tax on every piece of material I use. I pay bridging finance to the bank before getting my completion certificate. I then have to pay a mortgage which adds up to twice the value of the money borrowed to build.
Then on top of that, I am now asked to pay a property tax based upon a rental value. Rental Value? Therein lies my problem. My tax dollars do absolutely nothing for me. I don't access any grants from the state. I don't access public health care. I don't drive on good roads. I don't feel secure to travel around the country or sleep in my bed. If I call for an ambulance, more than likely I will be dead by the time they arrive. If I my wife calls for the police, they will arrive just in time to draw a line around my body, if they get a vehicle that is.
This is just the tip of the iceberg. So go ahead. Bring on more taxation." - #facts #letstakeastand #fedup don't usually vent but I'm totally fed up of paying taxes and not being able to feel any sense of security in this country. No development whatsoever in my community. We are represented by members of parliament whose faces are only seen by their flyers and posters around election time. The time has come for the lower and middle class to stand up against this dictatorship and let our voices be heard. Change is needed. Clearly our nation's leaders are failing us. Enough is enough!
No_Name wrote:The_Honourable wrote:EFFECTIC DESIGNS wrote:And then we have this next drunk failure, she abuse food card and run racket like that.
All now so we could ah have a competent government, is Kamla who have we in this position never forget that. She and the nasty cabal of rum drinkers put the PNM back in power.
That is propaganda. This problem began decades ago and span governments. Kamla was part of the problem.
We did not learn from the 80's recession and got comfortable with our energy rich, corrupt, socialist, eat ah food, carnival attitude.
ED is just a perfect example of a "Son of the soil" who can't see beyond his big toe or maybe descendant of one of those Small Islanders from back in Dr. Eric Williams regime who were taught PNM in yr blood for life, if not-no life...
Paw Patrol wrote:
Take care you hurt yourself with all those big werds there hoss.
Sorry if it hit home. I know you prob had a hard time growing up with a single teenage mother...
Les Bain wrote:shake d livin wake d dead wrote:by next week we back to normal ent
Asking answers. Ent next weekend is a long weekend?
rspann wrote:The Baboon leave out something. When you complain ,the jammettes tell you to shut your mouth.
Joshie23 wrote:Paw Patrol wrote:Joshie23 wrote:Paw Patrol wrote:sMASH wrote:
guess this was circa 2010-2015
she mubbie have 5 kids and 2 grand kids by now
Since it's the late Patrick Manning's name on the sign, you're right in assuming some years have passed..but what if she's a lawyer..or 'mubbie' the person signing off on your very paycheque at the end of the week or month..stereotypes and racial undertones for lol's and the like are sickening and the consequent 'race vote' is what digs us deeper and deeper into a sh*thole every 5 years or so.but like I say, carry on..
lawyer?? dont make me laugh kid. we all know they most die hard pnms are the biggerst suffers in this country
so its best you shut the hell up and quit with your attempts of trying to sound witty.
this is the real reason the country is in a chit hole.
At first I thought it was all about shits and giggles with you, but it appears you're clearly a bit more illiterate than I initially perceived. Carry on with your folly; I'll get back to sensible discourse with other tuners about the budget.
Dizzy28 wrote:Specialist Baboons wrote:The roads are almost undrivable in my area for cars. Suspension parts and maintenance is crazy. Making the decision to puchase a 4x4 which is diesel-powered is now going to raise my fuel costs by 48%. Bank fees are now going to be higher due to the rise in their taxes. Tyres are going to cost more. It's to dangerous to walk the street or ride a bicycle. Maxi and taxi fares are going up. What options are there?? If the fuel cost is raised by 48% cost of living is going to do the same with its domino effect. "What value do I get from my tax dollars? I pay 25% of my salary to the government every year.
Every item I purchase I pay value added tax of 12.5%. That equates to 37 1/2% already going back to the state.
I pay for my electricity & water.(Which is to be raised)
I pay for my fuel which by the way has increased four times over the last two & a half years. That alone has driven the cost of goods and services up. Everything revolves around transportation. When fuel prices increase therefore, so will everything else.
I shop locally and pay three and four times the value of items I purchase. This is a day of information technology. At a touch of a button I can see what the value of any item is worth.
I opt to buy online because there I find better value for money.
The state sees me doing it which of course affects local businesses. They decide to apply a 7% online tax to force me to buy locally. To force me to pay $4 for a $1 item. They say it is to conserve foreign exchange. Really? When I buy from the local stores do they not use the same foreign exchange you say you want to conserve to bring in those items?
Rather than insist that the Consumer affairs division step in and force the local price gougers to reduce their prices, they try to strong arm me into buying local.
I am forced to pay for every service at the banks. I am charged 12% and 15% on a loan while the banks offer me 1/2% interest on my account which is eaten up by the services charges I pay to maintain said account. Yet their is no legislation to protect me from those criminals.
I sacrifice to save, to purchase a piece of land upon which I build a house. Paying tax on every piece of material I use. I pay bridging finance to the bank before getting my completion certificate. I then have to pay a mortgage which adds up to twice the value of the money borrowed to build.
Then on top of that, I am now asked to pay a property tax based upon a rental value. Rental Value? Therein lies my problem. My tax dollars do absolutely nothing for me. I don't access any grants from the state. I don't access public health care. I don't drive on good roads. I don't feel secure to travel around the country or sleep in my bed. If I call for an ambulance, more than likely I will be dead by the time they arrive. If I my wife calls for the police, they will arrive just in time to draw a line around my body, if they get a vehicle that is.
This is just the tip of the iceberg. So go ahead. Bring on more taxation." - #facts #letstakeastand #fedup don't usually vent but I'm totally fed up of paying taxes and not being able to feel any sense of security in this country. No development whatsoever in my community. We are represented by members of parliament whose faces are only seen by their flyers and posters around election time. The time has come for the lower and middle class to stand up against this dictatorship and let our voices be heard. Change is needed. Clearly our nation's leaders are failing us. Enough is enough!
So much wrong with the math you using above
Monkey Man wrote:dude stereotypical or not. if its true why the beat up for?![]()
Monkey Man wrote:easy on the Babs pal, it appears to be an article they jus posted
Dave wrote:He bought the mustang in retrospect of budget? Would be likened to former PNM minister and her clico involvement prior to it being announced?
Dizzy28 wrote:Specialist Baboons wrote:The roads are almost undrivable in my area for cars. Suspension parts and maintenance is crazy. Making the decision to puchase a 4x4 which is diesel-powered is now going to raise my fuel costs by 48%. Bank fees are now going to be higher due to the rise in their taxes. Tyres are going to cost more. It's to dangerous to walk the street or ride a bicycle. Maxi and taxi fares are going up. What options are there?? If the fuel cost is raised by 48% cost of living is going to do the same with its domino effect. "What value do I get from my tax dollars? I pay 25% of my salary to the government every year.
Every item I purchase I pay value added tax of 12.5%. That equates to 37 1/2% already going back to the state.
I pay for my electricity & water.(Which is to be raised)
I pay for my fuel which by the way has increased four times over the last two & a half years. That alone has driven the cost of goods and services up. Everything revolves around transportation. When fuel prices increase therefore, so will everything else.
I shop locally and pay three and four times the value of items I purchase. This is a day of information technology. At a touch of a button I can see what the value of any item is worth.
I opt to buy online because there I find better value for money.
The state sees me doing it which of course affects local businesses. They decide to apply a 7% online tax to force me to buy locally. To force me to pay $4 for a $1 item. They say it is to conserve foreign exchange. Really? When I buy from the local stores do they not use the same foreign exchange you say you want to conserve to bring in those items?
Rather than insist that the Consumer affairs division step in and force the local price gougers to reduce their prices, they try to strong arm me into buying local.
I am forced to pay for every service at the banks. I am charged 12% and 15% on a loan while the banks offer me 1/2% interest on my account which is eaten up by the services charges I pay to maintain said account. Yet their is no legislation to protect me from those criminals.
I sacrifice to save, to purchase a piece of land upon which I build a house. Paying tax on every piece of material I use. I pay bridging finance to the bank before getting my completion certificate. I then have to pay a mortgage which adds up to twice the value of the money borrowed to build.
Then on top of that, I am now asked to pay a property tax based upon a rental value. Rental Value? Therein lies my problem. My tax dollars do absolutely nothing for me. I don't access any grants from the state. I don't access public health care. I don't drive on good roads. I don't feel secure to travel around the country or sleep in my bed. If I call for an ambulance, more than likely I will be dead by the time they arrive. If I my wife calls for the police, they will arrive just in time to draw a line around my body, if they get a vehicle that is.
This is just the tip of the iceberg. So go ahead. Bring on more taxation." - #facts #letstakeastand #fedup don't usually vent but I'm totally fed up of paying taxes and not being able to feel any sense of security in this country. No development whatsoever in my community. We are represented by members of parliament whose faces are only seen by their flyers and posters around election time. The time has come for the lower and middle class to stand up against this dictatorship and let our voices be heard. Change is needed. Clearly our nation's leaders are failing us. Enough is enough!
So much wrong with the math you using above
Zetski wrote:D budget was not that bad.. yes, they said d same thing they say last year but by d end of next year or so gas prices should drop.. gas is non renewable.. it have so much car on d road.. thousands of litres being used daily and increasing.. yuh expect d price to remain d same all d time.. allyuh men need licks.
Playerz wrote:Lol some people naturally stupid saying the budget not that bad is like they have something other than a balliser up their bottom, if the drunkard lady did raise anything u wuda hear their mouth, rather have a drunkard and thief running d country and no taxes/ gas increases/ property taxes etc. so people could survive, right down the red and ready people staying quiet, as the saying goes the poor man go suffer guess we know who that is
Joshie23 wrote:Monkey Man wrote:dude stereotypical or not. if its true why the beat up for?![]()
Monks boy, the chess bun is for reasons beyond the stereotypes. There are intelligent, upstanding people of African descent, as well as degenerate, deadbeat, no good ones. Likewise, there are intelligent, upstanding people of Indian descent, as well as degenerate, deadbeat, no good ones. Had the photo depicted a child of Indian descent and someone made a similar statement to stereotype them, my response would have been the same. Tribal politics is so primitive, yet even today, it's used to pit us against each other and apparently, it's working. Everyone is talking about Imbert having a Mustang. Chances are he bought it from McEnearny Motors, meaning it's the 5.0L. The MVT alone on that would be ridiculous, if you were to sell your 323 to buy it but guess who doesn't have to face those taxes..the politicians we put on a pedestal. While I'm saving money to get a mortgage to build next to you in Monkey Town, guess who gets a monthly housing allowance of about $10k, iirc? Politicians we put on a pedestal, while you and I, Indian, African, Chinese..nah not the Chinese, them goodwork hard to make it work for ourselves and our families. I believe we can discuss and ole talk without the racial innuendos, but until we can rise above that, we're always going to be stagnated.
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