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  How would you vote on these five Missouri ballot measures? (search mode)
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Question: How would you vote on these ballot measures?
#1
Amendment 1 - Yes		  
#2
Amendment 1 - No		  
#3
Amendment 5 - Yes		  
#4
Amendment 5 - No		  
#5
Amendment 7 - Yes		  
#6
Amendment 7 - No		  
#7
Amendment 8 - Yes		  
#8
Amendment 8 - No		  
#9
Amendment 9 - Yes		  
#10
Amendment 9 - No		  
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Author Topic: How would you vote on these five Missouri ballot measures?  (Read 1748 times)
Sopranos Republican
Matt from VT
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« on: August 07, 2014, 11:29:14 PM »
Amendment 1: No
Amendment 5: Yes
Amendment 7: No
Amendment 8: No
Amendment 9: Yes

Amendment 8 I would be on the fence about, but ultimately voted no, as the lottery does have an adverse effect on the poor. I have no moral problem with gambling (normal) but I believe lottery tickets may only increase poverty. However if it was an increase in income or property tax used to fund veterans' programs, it'd have my staunch support.
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Sopranos Republican
Matt from VT
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Posts: 4,178
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E: 3.03, S: -8.87
« Reply #1 on: August 08, 2014, 10:16:00 PM »
Quote from: Deus Naturae on August 07, 2014, 11:36:53 PM
Quote from: King in the North Matt on August 07, 2014, 11:29:14 PM
Amendment 1: No
Amendment 5: Yes
Amendment 7: No
Amendment 8: No
Amendment 9: Yes

Amendment 8 I would be on the fence about, but ultimately voted no, as the lottery does have an adverse effect on the poor. I have no moral problem with gambling (normal) but I believe lottery tickets may only increase poverty. However if it was an increase in income or property tax used to fund veterans' programs, it'd have my staunch support.
Why? Property taxes are generally regressive.

I should have phrased that better admittedly. I support a progressive property tax, which is what I was thinking about when I typed this.
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