I'm going to vote yes just because I can't get past how the tax was brought in. Plus who's to trust Christie that she will really reduce it to 10% in two years?
The HST adds 800 million per year to govt revenue and transfers 2 billion a year from business to consumers. So from a consumer's perspective it is hardly revenue neutral. I haven't seen prices drop to reflect business' savings so to claim it saves the consumer money seems like bullshit to me.
sandorski
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Posted: Fri Jun 24, 2011 1:35 am
Voting against the HST because of dislike of Campbell is dumb. Campbell has been tossed aside and the HST is the better tax regime.
OnTheIce
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Posted: Fri Jun 24, 2011 6:22 am
andyt andyt:
I'm going to vote yes just because I can't get past how the tax was brought in.
This is actually a benefit to those poor workers at Timmies, andy....you give with one hand and want to take back with the other.
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