[clee1]

Taxing your way to prosperity and regulating your way to freedom is a fallicy in logic.

[Who dat?]

There's a practical consideration as well, Martin said: interstate locomotives could simply refuel beyond state boundaries.

Um, gee, truckers have been filling up in Portland, Vancouver (WA) and Boise, and even Butte. Just so's they can dip in/out of CA without paying CA prices/taxes.

There are other ways they get you - miles run in state is one... but people get around that too.

I've gotten to the point where I admire their attempts... for whatever that's worth...

[Boundless]

> ... the standards would apply only to locomotives
> and marine vessels that never leave the state, ...

Wait until they figure out that a large percentage of
such are owned by the state (CalTrain passenger diesel
locos). Suddenly it won't be so urgent.

[farmfriend]

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