Harris,
Regardless how many vehicles you have, if you are like most people, you can
only drive one at the time. ;-)
As to your point on taxation of gasoline, in Canada, the "gummint" also
extracts a fair bit of money out of our collective wallets. I would not mind
that so much if the money was spent fixing up the highways and byways
instead of being used as "general revenue," aka "the black hole."
Chuck Vandergraaf
'52+4
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> From: CHarris990@aol.com[SMTP:CHarris990@aol.com]
> Reply To: CHarris990@aol.com
> Sent: Tuesday March 07, 2000 10:04 AM
> To: bhodgkiss@herefordshire.gov.uk; wmj3@airmail.net; stuross@nac.net
> Cc: morgans@autox.team.net
> Subject: Re: Fw: Fowarded: Gasoline Boycott - please forward to all
>
> In a message dated 3/7/00 2:20:50 AM Central Standard Time,
> bhodgkiss@herefordshire.gov.uk writes:
>
> << You lot don't know when you're well off! Here in the UK it's just gone
> up
> past the 3.50 pounds mark for an imperial gallon, and is reckoned to be
> heading for the four pound mark.
>
> Ben
>
> 1972 4/4 >>
> Ben,
> If you did not have socialist governments, who incur the taxation that is
> necessary to run all their schemes to stay in power, perhaps then it would
>
> seem strange that there is far more taxes on your petrol than profit.
> Harris
> '60 4/4, '66 4/4, '58 Isetta, '55 Chevy PU, '67 Mustang, '74 VW181, '83
> Ford
> PU, '85
> Ford Tempo, '69 Honda 90, 4 bicycles and building a recumbent 3 wheeler
> moped. Gee, I bet some politicaly correct folks may think I have too many
>
> vehicles. Knock me over I don't believe in governmental interference with
>
> the marketplace.
>
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