Liquiidation Special

A modest proposal DIY

California has failed to repay taxpayers for excessive tax withholding, so here's what should happen.  I know, I know, you're way ahead of me with "How does the state treat me when I can't pay my tax?" formula. Send them a bill for a $500 fine, and monthly interest compounded at 18%.   And don't argue that by charging the state, you're just charging yourself.  That's crap.  You have no more influence over the state than I do, and I don't live there.  How many times in the past ten years have voters passed an initiative only to have some pissant judge throw it out?  'Exactly.  You're serfs. Anyway, sending them a bill is useless.  Useless because, what do crooks do when they can't pay the rent?  That's right,  they mug people.  Fixing to do that now, count on it.   Why not turn the next page from the tax man's book, and seize state proppity.  Auction it off.  The Governor's mansion, state house, parks, office buildings. Sell it all off, and pay yourselves what's owed.  I'm not kidding.  State gummint will become a lot less intrusive when they have to assemble in a Motel 6  meeting room, without pay.  It's the recipe for great gummint, actually. You're welcome.