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I only get out there, once a year, if that much, but the locals where I go, (mostly shopkeeper/clerks, bar tenders, lease company maintenance, weed store clerk/operators, etc, seem like pretty normal people. I can't see it actually see it making it to the Governor's desk. Of course, no good judgement on my part, as mostly meeting and dealing with people that want to support me spending money by providing goods and services or fellow ski tourists.
Interesting. I am not out there often enough to have realized Denver had a large Korean community in its demographic makeup.I lived there for 10 years and was an Army Reserve Recruiter in Greely for 2.5 years. When we walked into a restaurant, in uniform, the folks looked at you like you was an alien from outer space. And that was 84 to 87. I was reassigned to Kingsport, TN and the attitude was 180 degrees from CO. I have family that still lives in CO and the only reason they stay is because of the large Korean community in the Denver area, but they hate the politics.
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Got to give them credit for finding something new to tax. Their minds are always thinking of this.When they spend all you have given they will just find a new tax to grab some more.
The bill, HB24-1163, sponsored by Democrat Regina English, requires all pet owners to register their animals in a state-run system, with fees that critics are calling exorbitant and unnecessary.
Draconian Measures Disguised as Welfare
The proposed Pet Animal Registration System under the ‘Pet Animal Registration Act’ stipulates annual registration for pets, with a sliding scale of fees that seems to punish those without the means to pay.
At $8.50 for pets with a designated caregiver, $16 for unneutered or unspayed pets with a caregiver, and a hefty $25 for pets without a caregiver, the financial burden could be significant for multi-pet households, not to mention breeders and sellers who may face the tax for each animal over six months old in their care.
This fee structure applies to a broad spectrum of animals, ranging from dogs and cats to reptiles, amphibians, fish, and even invertebrates, leaving no pet owner untouched.
www.thegatewaypundit.com
Interesting. I am not out there often enough to have realized Denver had a large Korean community in its demographic makeup.
That Nazi in Davos put out the order early this year that we need to kill our pets to decrease our carbon footprint.Meh, hey CO....Deserves has everything to do with it.
They eat their pets in Davos.That Nazi in Davos put out the order early this year that we need to kill our pets to decrease our carbon footprint.
This only proves that the scum in the DNC operating in Colorado are taking their orders from Davos.
Colorado wants to impose a pet tax in hopes that it will cause owners to dispose of their pets. A tax on every fish or living thing that you have in your home would be an extra burden on the Middle-Class.
Colorado Democrat Introduces ‘Pet Tax’ for All Animals and It’s Worse Than You Think | The Gateway Pundit | by Jim Hᴏft
The state legislature has introduced a bill that could see a ‘pet tax’ imposed on every non-livestock animal in the state.
They want to do it because they're socialist/democrats which = Communists.There are too many cats and dogs. How do you propose reducing the problem? The main reason cats and dogs make such wonderful pets is that they are very hardy species. They don't die, they breed well, and very few people want to kill them. Some areas have spay and release programs. Those are usually conducted by non-profits. Any program you impose to reduce the cat or dog population will result in a bigger problem. People will panic and start breeding dogs like crazy to preempt the ban. It is like homelessness. You can't fix it. When you try to fix it, you just make it worse. I don't know why Colorado is doing this but it won't obtain the intended objective.
You need 30 days observation.Maybe there should be a tax on Pro-Putin RATS and traitors? Foreign lobbyists have to register. Why not ex-“KGB” Putin’s open supporters, spies and propagandists?
I don’t say they don’t have “free speech rights” like all other U.S. citizens. But if they act like shameless hyenas calling for Putin’s victory, we might at least consider keeping them on a “leash” of some kind.
Could be. But they’ve been observing me for years already, and never found anything they can put me away for. So I must be doing something right — unlike Trump’s “chumps” who broke into the Capitol to try to stop the peaceful transfer of power!You need 30 days observation.
Stop listening to those voices in your head.Could be. But they’ve been observing me for years already, and never found anything they can put me away for. So I must be doing something right — unlike Trump’s “chumps” who broke into the Capitol to try to stop the peaceful transfer of power!
Stop listening to those voices in your head.
