14 years ago

shadowcat

Atlanta suburb

Now Calif wants a piece of the pie.

CA Dems Introduce "Stripper Tax"

March 2, 2012, 8:50 A.M.

KMJ News -

For those of you who take in an occasional exotic dance, you may soon have to dole out more dough to catch the show.

The Calif. State Assembly is considering a bill that would slap a $10 per-person tax on California strip clubs.

Santa Barbara Democratic Assemblyman Das Williams says the money generated would go to rape prevention and other programs.

The bill requires a two-thirds super-majority for passage, which means he'll need to get at least two GOP votes in the Assembly, but Calif. republicans have pledged not to raise taxes.

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Club_Goer_Seattle

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14 years ago

Does Ass man Williams (excuse me, that should have been "Assemblyman" Williams), have proof that there is a correlation between strip clubs and rape in California ?

vincemichaels

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14 years ago

I'm glad I am in Michigan.

Alucard

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14 years ago

"I'm glad I am in Michigan"

Vince, I'm GLAD I go Clubbing in Michigan. LOL

shadowcat

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14 years ago

Since vince got domesticated the closest he gets to a strip club is reading TUSCL. :)

deogol

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14 years ago

Bankrupt government. They are all over this country.

vincemichaels

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14 years ago

Not true at all, shadowcat. I still club.

lopaw

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14 years ago

lol when in hell DOESN'T California have it's hand out? They try to nickel & dime us to death here.

jackslash

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14 years ago

Politicians should have to pay a tax every time they say or do something stupid. That would solve the deficit.

jackslash

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14 years ago

Politicians should have to pay a tax every time they say or do something stupid. That would solve the deficit.

sharkhunter

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14 years ago

If politicians in California did something smart, they would pay attention to a study where California is spending billions more than other states with their 3 strikes and stay in jail law. Other states without the law have had similar decreases in violent crime over the years without paying to lock up so many people.

A smart politician, now that is a joke. :)

Maybe if politicians stopped raising taxes, they might get more sales and business revenue.

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