Message from @tritrium

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2018-11-09 19:54:09 UTC  

Just throw away PS and move out of Chicago, problem ? 😄

2018-11-09 19:54:13 UTC  

So $60 for PS Plus will be $65.4 now?

2018-11-09 19:54:23 UTC  

I saw someone saying that sales tax hadn't been applied on Steam since the sales were made "out of state" or some such, and so this shit would just be... sales tax. But I might be conflating two different issues.

2018-11-09 19:54:28 UTC  

Ooh does this include Microsoft Office as well?

2018-11-09 19:54:29 UTC  

And I can't watch videos at the moment.

2018-11-09 19:54:32 UTC  

Thats a subscription

2018-11-09 19:54:39 UTC  

It sounds and looks like exactly the same thing i had on electricity where i live, which was declared illegal afterwards as the country here cannot tax the same thing twice under different names.

2018-11-09 19:55:01 UTC  

The right of the individual to pursue happiness is one of the cornerstones of the United States Constitution.

I would therefore argue that putting a tax on amusement is unconstitutional.

2018-11-09 19:55:15 UTC  

i was thinking about that as well^

2018-11-09 19:55:31 UTC  

It's a higher percentage than the initial cogitate tax.

2018-11-09 19:55:34 UTC  

Excise taxes are how this country got afloat man.

2018-11-09 19:55:47 UTC  

@Swedishmafia101 Judging by how much wee kiddos rage in online games, it would be a simple matter to say that games are not conducive to said pursuit. 😉

2018-11-09 19:55:58 UTC  

Look up the Whisky Rebellion.

2018-11-09 19:55:59 UTC  

lol

2018-11-09 19:56:38 UTC  

Video games are scientifically proven to be able to help people suffering from depression or trauma

2018-11-09 19:57:47 UTC  

Perhaps that could be argued. Regardless, the constitution doesn't rule out taxation of things that may lead to happiness.

2018-11-09 19:57:54 UTC  

yesn't in't

2018-11-09 19:58:02 UTC  

@Khanclansith Excise taxes are being applied to utilities where i live

2018-11-09 19:58:14 UTC  

not just superfluous items

2018-11-09 19:58:27 UTC  

Can someone send me that video link in private so that I can remember to watch it later? 😛

2018-11-09 19:58:30 UTC  

and u gonna be seeing that happen as well

2018-11-09 19:58:37 UTC  

if not already

2018-11-09 19:59:04 UTC  

Then @tritrium it is not an excise tax. Unless your government considers using the utillities a sin!

2018-11-09 19:59:05 UTC  

I'm Swedish and it feels like I know the Constitution better than the fuckers who make your laws

2018-11-09 19:59:15 UTC  

They do khan

2018-11-09 19:59:21 UTC  

and it is an excise tax

2018-11-09 19:59:32 UTC  

@Swedishmafia101 I thought you were Danish.

2018-11-09 19:59:38 UTC  

Meanwhile in Missouri prob getting a few lower taxes

2018-11-09 19:59:47 UTC  

Some people actually think I'm not Swedish

2018-11-09 20:00:09 UTC  

They think I'm American because I'm fluent in English

2018-11-09 20:00:11 UTC  

I like Swedish Fish btw. 😉

2018-11-09 20:00:29 UTC  

I don't

2018-11-09 20:00:47 UTC  

😑

2018-11-09 20:03:02 UTC  

@tritrium I am sorry your government has abandoned all reason.

2018-11-09 20:05:33 UTC  

@Matt-Kill723 He released ALMOST all? So some of them said they were indeed planning to kill people? 🤔

2018-11-09 20:06:06 UTC  

idk

2018-11-09 20:06:11 UTC  

I didn't even read it lol

2018-11-09 20:06:54 UTC  

@Khanclansith if the argument is that consuming electricity/water is bad for the environment and therefor they need to levy heavy taxes on said items to reduce consumption, which are then simply transferred to the actual consumer.
Then that is an excise tax afaik.

2018-11-09 20:09:25 UTC  

@tritrium So using electricity and or water for cooking, preserving food, keeping people from freezing is a sin as well by that rational.