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Don't Get Me Started
Constructive criticism is what we need in America. Larry Zoro delivers his informative critique on the things that need to change in America. By reading his book, Don't Get Me Started, you'll laugh and cry at his true stories of life. The America dream is slipping away due to people in charge who have no skills in leadership or building a better society.
BAD MANAGERS ARE THE REASON WE HAVE UNEMPLOYMENT
"I like to blame managers for the high unemployment rate. By their lack of skill, they have single handily discourage so many ex-employees that they would rather die than work for another brainless manager. When managers are unable to find available workers they turn to foreigners or illegal immigrants to take up the slack or lack of employees. The reason immigrants make great workers in American is that most of them do not know our language. If they only had a clue how their manager just insulted them, they would have returned to their country of origin."
Everyone in America should read this book. Those in politics should read what concerns most citizens. Larry Zoro teaches the right way in dealing with the problems America faces.
SIN TAXES
"I think it is time to do away with sin taxes and at the same time lower all taxes. Government has become a mad monster with an insatiable appetite for more and more of our hard earned money. I don't know about you, but I am for helping those with harmful addictions, not taxing them to death. It makes you think, if sin is something that harms us, than the sin tax should also be taxed. There is no greater harm then taking money from the poor and spending it on rich governments. "
MARIJUANA TAXATION
"Hi, I'm from your state revenue department. Would you like to help us in our quest to get out of financial debt by giving us a gift of $50?"
"Hell no, if you can't manage the revenue that you already get by high taxation, then what makes you think my donation will help?"
"You make a good point. Why don't you smoke a jay with me and we will talk some more."
"That is some good stuff," said the citizen. "Where did you get it?"
"It is not the weed that you would normally buy from foreign dealers. Their weed is loaded with pesticides and other junk that is bad for us. Our state approved weed has been tested for purity. Would you like to buy some?"
"You bet I would. I'll take $100 worth."
"Thanks. Forty five dollars of this sale will go to pay sin taxes. We also get revenue by selling licenses to sellers, and growers. Would you like to see our paraphernalia catalog and buy something else? Thank you for your support."
The citizen took another puff and held his breath. Finally, he exhaled and said, "Now that's the kind of taxation I can live with. When can I get more dope?"
Are we nuts? Smoking pot has a way to dull our minds and accept things we would not normally allow. If only we had a functioning brain, we would stay clear of buying marijuana. Marijuana taxation will only make our government larger and more out of control. Do we really want our government to become our locally approved drug kingpin working through many state-approved dealers? End this madness now and stop sin taxation. If people want to smoke
BAD MANAGERS ARE THE REASON WE HAVE UNEMPLOYMENT
"I like to blame managers for the high unemployment rate. By their lack of skill, they have single handily discourage so many ex-employees that they would rather die than work for another brainless manager. When managers are unable to find available workers they turn to foreigners or illegal immigrants to take up the slack or lack of employees. The reason immigrants make great workers in American is that most of them do not know our language. If they only had a clue how their manager just insulted them, they would have returned to their country of origin."
Everyone in America should read this book. Those in politics should read what concerns most citizens. Larry Zoro teaches the right way in dealing with the problems America faces.
SIN TAXES
"I think it is time to do away with sin taxes and at the same time lower all taxes. Government has become a mad monster with an insatiable appetite for more and more of our hard earned money. I don't know about you, but I am for helping those with harmful addictions, not taxing them to death. It makes you think, if sin is something that harms us, than the sin tax should also be taxed. There is no greater harm then taking money from the poor and spending it on rich governments. "
MARIJUANA TAXATION
"Hi, I'm from your state revenue department. Would you like to help us in our quest to get out of financial debt by giving us a gift of $50?"
"Hell no, if you can't manage the revenue that you already get by high taxation, then what makes you think my donation will help?"
"You make a good point. Why don't you smoke a jay with me and we will talk some more."
"That is some good stuff," said the citizen. "Where did you get it?"
"It is not the weed that you would normally buy from foreign dealers. Their weed is loaded with pesticides and other junk that is bad for us. Our state approved weed has been tested for purity. Would you like to buy some?"
"You bet I would. I'll take $100 worth."
"Thanks. Forty five dollars of this sale will go to pay sin taxes. We also get revenue by selling licenses to sellers, and growers. Would you like to see our paraphernalia catalog and buy something else? Thank you for your support."
The citizen took another puff and held his breath. Finally, he exhaled and said, "Now that's the kind of taxation I can live with. When can I get more dope?"
Are we nuts? Smoking pot has a way to dull our minds and accept things we would not normally allow. If only we had a functioning brain, we would stay clear of buying marijuana. Marijuana taxation will only make our government larger and more out of control. Do we really want our government to become our locally approved drug kingpin working through many state-approved dealers? End this madness now and stop sin taxation. If people want to smoke
62 pages, Kindle Edition
First published August 11, 2014
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