To: tdadams
Another thing to consider is public schools which are usually funded primarily by property taxes. People cramming 15 kids into a three bedroom house are paying the same property tax that a family with two or three kids pay. Some may consider this a minor point, but it's still another way your average citizen is getting ripped off.
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01/10/2002 6:13:26 AM PST by
Dakmar
To: Dakmar
Another thing to consider is public schools which are usually funded primarily by property taxes. People cramming 15 kids into a three bedroom house are paying the same property tax that a family with two or three kids pay. Some may consider this a minor point, but it's still another way your average citizen is getting ripped off. And one person living alone can pay the same amount in property taxes as a family with several kids, and the single homeowner is receiving no direct benefit from the schools. This issue is more a result of the tax system than of the overcrowding problem.
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