kamkar
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Yeah with the superficial relationships people have to our common laws set forth to make sure our society do not spin out of control, and also personal safety and who is in charge of that being in place.
Then its no wonder a lot of people die or get hurt where they shouldent be, and since it dont take a masters degree to keep up with such things then i cant see society should bother too much with such things.
Then again maybe here under the current system we should, cuz as you know we have full public health care here, so the more that get hurt for no reason the more expensive that health care system will be.
Actually sports injuries from people playing soccer or what ever in their free time is a pretty large percentage of the expenses, but there is no talk about having a sports tax on the people doing that, but in other places there is taxes in place cuz the people causing the expense off course also have to be the ones that pay ( a departure from our "for the horde" mentality thats otherwise the norm here )
Actually people doing sport on a elite level is often subsidized by gooberment or Team Denmark as its called, my tax money going to some dumb ass throwing a steelball on a chain or whatever.
One would assume the good people of Houston have gotten used to the metro rail system by now, after all it have been in place for a while now.
But then,,,,,, people would be wrong
Then its no wonder a lot of people die or get hurt where they shouldent be, and since it dont take a masters degree to keep up with such things then i cant see society should bother too much with such things.
Then again maybe here under the current system we should, cuz as you know we have full public health care here, so the more that get hurt for no reason the more expensive that health care system will be.
Actually sports injuries from people playing soccer or what ever in their free time is a pretty large percentage of the expenses, but there is no talk about having a sports tax on the people doing that, but in other places there is taxes in place cuz the people causing the expense off course also have to be the ones that pay ( a departure from our "for the horde" mentality thats otherwise the norm here )
Actually people doing sport on a elite level is often subsidized by gooberment or Team Denmark as its called, my tax money going to some dumb ass throwing a steelball on a chain or whatever.
One would assume the good people of Houston have gotten used to the metro rail system by now, after all it have been in place for a while now.
But then,,,,,, people would be wrong