Thursday, August 16, 2018

How the City of Greensboro shafted poor people on auto fees; Regressive taxation with lousy representation


The City of Greensboro made poor people pay more as a percentage of income,
so the wealthy pay less and they have been doing it for years

$30 - $10 = $20 increase for every car in every household

If the average household has two cars, it's a $40 annual increase 

$40 / $100,000 = 0.0004 increase

$40 / $50,000 = 0.0008 increase

$40 / $30,000 = 0.00133 increase

$40 / $20,000 = 0.002 increase

Our 'liberal' City Council are quite the vermin,
as they're not even liberal, or progressive

Greensboro's poorest don't know they got the shaft
just like last year, and the year before, 
from a City Council who a reaping revenue on regressive taxation of the poor 

Legal theft this is, from the poor for the benefit of the rich
by Greensboro's City Council

And now we are paying more for Water and Sewer
on top of a 300% increase in Greensboro's car tax
which Justin Outling, Sharon Hightower and Yvonne Johnson didn't object to, 
betraying our poorest citizens and many of their constituents

These folks don't know what shame is, 
they just roll with it as the News and friends are so financially illiterate
they can't figure it out enough to inform the majority of Greensboro's public of the scam

City Council is for skimming off of poor people more than they already are 
to pay for handouts to rental owning financial backers

They don't mind kicking 'East Greensboro' residents in the nuts a little bit more,
but that City Council's African American league is in on it is disgusting

Greensboro's City Council is going to tax the poor to please their paymaster donors
who make a whole lot more, 
and will be taxed less by a 'liberal' group of 'Say Yes' men and women

As the economy tanks, 
poorer citizens in Guilford County will be paying for what wealthy landlords etc...
won't have to pay because it's a vehicle tax instead of a property tax

'Regressive Tax'



Sales taxes...are generally considered to be regressive 
...because expenses for food, clothing and shelter tend to make up a higher percentage
of a lower income consumer's overall budget.


as measured by assets, consumption, or income.


'Regressive Tax'

Monday, December 19, 2016; Anyone who said Greensboro didn't raise taxes last year was lying very much

The City of Greensboro is proposing made poor people pay more
so the wealthy pay less as a percentage of income,
and they have been doing it for years

Greensboro City Manager Jim Westmoreland recommends regressive tax increases on Greensboro's poorest citizens

John Hammer on Greensboro's regressive water and sewer regressive tax increase



Greensboro City Councilman Justing Outling voted for regressive taxes for Greensboro's poor

Premeditated fraud on the City's taxpayers by Justin Outling and City Council