All true. My point was, "Free" sounds great, everybody like "free" stuff.
My taxes are already paying for the bonds that built municipal mass transit infrastructure. Is it too much to ask that the people that use it pay for ongoing costs, or do we lay that off on the public at large as well?
All true. My point was, "Free" sounds great, everybody like "free" stuff.
My taxes are already paying for the bonds that built municipal mass transit infrastructure. Is it too much to ask that the people that use it pay for ongoing costs, or do we lay that off on the public at large as well?
Can I have a free car?
That was a bad analogy about the car, but in principle, you are correct. There is no free ride.
Damn, I was hoping for someone else to pay for my stuff. =)
No harm in trying.