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1. If you want more of something, subsidize it. If you want less of something, tax it.

Sat Mar 22, 2014, 07:56 PM

Mar 2014

It has always been this way.

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Would you support a carbon tax? [View all] Nye Bevan Mar 2014 OP

^^^ This ^^^ Ohio Joe Mar 2014 #11

I said yes, but with a caveat. Erich Bloodaxe BSN Mar 2014 #2

I support a radical carbon tax: LWolf Mar 2014 #3

I don't want everyone to stop having kids. LWolf Mar 2014 #5

Continued US fiscal solvency is dependent on population *growth* Chan790 Mar 2014 #14

Then that is an unsustainable economy that will itself cause physical catastrophe muriel_volestrangler Mar 2014 #15

In the current dysfunctional, destructive economic system LWolf Mar 2014 #17

Your idea on SS is false RobertEarl Mar 2014 #6

What? yeoman6987 Mar 2014 #13

This message was self-deleted by its author FreeJoe Mar 2014 #20

Ummm...that won't last long FreeJoe Mar 2014 #22

I completely support this idea.... mike_c Mar 2014 #7

Yes. If we're going to act for the environment, LWolf Mar 2014 #16

I am generally against ambiguous taxation pipoman Mar 2014 #8

Oh yay CFLDem Mar 2014 #9

You want to add to the poor and working class's misery? Seeking Serenity Mar 2014 #10

Rebate it FreeJoe Mar 2014 #19

This is DU. You can only tax those making over 250k n/t taught_me_patience Mar 2014 #12

I think it is critical FreeJoe Mar 2014 #18

I support an import pollution tarrif. Jesus Malverde Mar 2014 #21