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online retailers to start collecting sales taxes from customers The U.S. Supreme Court in 1992 ruled that states cannot tax businesses that aren't physically within their boundaries. Such taxes would regulate interstate commerce, which is a federal government prerogative. Democrats: “We don't recognize laws passed by Republican judges” Amazon and Overstock.com fire all California affiliates. Eric Holder: “I am bound by law and my oath of office to sue to stop this illegal decision by California!” Host “That last one was just a LOL Eric Holder is an Obamunist dick..” |
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AMAZON bails... |
Thursday, June 30, 2011
Eight Dirty Words
5 comments:
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Jess said...
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California is the USSR, without the nuclear weapons. In time, the lack of resources will cause a great migration away from the economic madhouse. Those left will be inconsequential wards of the state, waiting in lines for their daily bread.
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6/30/11, 4:39 PM
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Anonymous said...
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It's OK. All those affiliates, at least the big ones, will have reestablished their business presence outside of California before the law takes effect. Bottom line, instead of increasing tax revenue, they drive more out of state.
Yo Jerry, quit digging.
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6/30/11, 7:33 PM
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Rodger the Real King of France said...
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The law takes effect "Friday."
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6/30/11, 7:50 PM
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pdwalker said...
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I wonder how long it'll be before they tax in every state?
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7/1/11, 12:29 AM
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Rodger the Real King of France said...
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I know that Maryland is hardwired to California and Massachusetts legislatures.
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7/1/11, 10:08 AM
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