Old 12-09-11, 01:02 PM
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Originally Posted by MassiveD
Cyclists don't pay the taxes cars do, and they spend longer times on a feature like the BRP, so when times are lean they are going to look at those who take more and give less.
Cars don't pay taxes. People pay taxes, and the last time I checked I was still paying the same gas, income, sales, etc., taxes that are used to fund roads that everyone else pays. Funny thing though is that when I am riding my bike I am not causing the same wear and tear (if any) on the roads as I am when I am driving. So in essense, I am taking less while still giving.
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