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SOCIALISM!Just so I can help tell the difference, are farm subsidies socialism, or good ol' capitalism?
SOCIALISM!Just so I can help tell the difference, are farm subsidies socialism, or good ol' capitalism?
I understand that and 100% agree with your original comment.Tweren’t a joke from me.
Gets proven over and over, if food, fuel, utilities, and social services stop, we’re all <5 days from hunky-dory to armed defense of everything you own and a barter economy.
Unfortunately I think it will passSeems the vote Yes crowd is in the minority, as it should be
I sure hope not, it will be a disaster for a lifetimeUnfortunately I think it will pass
Exactly!, somebody gonna line their pockets, bend over ND taxpayers, they coming for more money "for the kids"Yea I thought this was all taken care of 3 years ago.
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It’ll just be another reason they can’t lower property taxes
My understanding is that this is more of a citizen lead issue than governmentJust more government, raping us through taxes!
To be clear, I’m yes on 1, NOoooooo on 2My understanding is that this is more of a citizen lead issue than government
It is an example why I’m voting YES on measure 1 also
Doesn’t matter who’s leading it. It sends the signal to Bismarck we want everything tax the shit out of us we don’t careMy understanding is that this is more of a citizen lead issue than government
It is an example why I’m voting YES on measure 1 also

The only time ive ate breakfast in my life was after an all night bender...I sure as hell never got it in schoolIt just occurred to me recently that I never ate breakfast in school in Jamestown. I don’t even know if that was even an option. Give me a thumbs up if you ate breakfast in school when you were a kid.
It just occurred to me recently that I never ate breakfast in school in Jamestown. I don’t even know if that was even an option. Give me a thumbs up if you ate breakfast in school when you were a kid.
Ya think? lol. It would make far more sense to take that same money and increase teacher pay with it. Then maybe we wouldn’t have a teacher shortageI wonder what are the chances that once everyone’s meals are free and payed for by the taxpayer that the price of the lunches will go up?