Arkitekt78 Im sure the state schools, will benefit from this. Actually, probably not… that money will "disappear" like so much covid $ did… /s Reply
MT44 The lie is the corporations will pay the tax/fees. It will, as always, be passed on to the customers. Some will never understand because optics are more important than actual results. This is #1 reason the cost of living continues to increase. It effects the poor and lower middle class mostly. Reply
COLGeek Before this topic gets derailed by political banter. Don't. Thank you. Reply
RealityChex BROKEN 81 said: This is stupid. People's internet bill are about to go up Yes. But we can rest easy knowing the money (like all Oregon tax dollars) will be spent wisely! Reply
ohnothimagain Inquisitive minds must know, does this make them culpable for Annie's dysentery or the oxen lost fording the river? Reply
JamesJones44 RealityChex said: Yes. But we can rest easy knowing the money (like all Oregon tax dollars) will be spent wisely! :ROFLMAO: Reply
Steve Somewhere Faiakes said: Excellent idea. More of that please. Its just going to be paid by consumers. The companies will pass on 100% of the cost. Reply
Steve Somewhere MT44 said: The lie is the corporations will pay the tax/fees. It will, as always, be passed on to the customers. Some will never understand because optics are more important than actual results. This is #1 reason the cost of living continues to increase. It effects the poor and lower middle class mostly. Well thats obvious. Every business has to pass on its costs. Taxes and fees are just costs of doing business to be passed on like all the rest. It would take a very very dumb person not to immediately understand this. Reply
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