Posted on 12/18/2012 3:23:22 AM PST by SMGFan
I much prefer the paper bags anyway.
That was my first thought also.
I demand to know what specific river/stream was “clogged” by plastic bags
Does the NJ law allow exceptions for biodegradable plastic bags, or is this just an opportunity to take more money out of the pockets of its citizens?
It's entirely made up.
Is this going to be like bottel deposits? If so at 5 cents a bag (Just noticed that there’s no cents key on my keyboard) I can forsee truck loads of bags heading foe N.J..
Our local HY-VEE grocery gives a nickel credit for each plastic bag re-used by the customer.
They should charge a dollar.
RE: Charging 5 Cents per bag
Who is going to police the amount of bags used for each purchase?
Bag Boy: You want that double-bagged? Let me add that to your total. . . .
You can be sure there will be corruption in that scam.
TL
In the Holy Bible, the Apostle Paul writes,"Professing to become wise, they become fools". Or words to that effect. If the November 6, 2012 doesn't' demonstrate that, nothing ever will.
The other side of this is that it is legal in NJ to pump your own diesel. The problem with that is that not all 'gas' station jockeys know that so when I pull in with my VW TDI and try to pump my own diesel I get a ration of feces from the 'attendants'..
Now, granted there are advantages to having the kiddies at the pump fill up your diesel tank if you want to avoid smelling like a truck but most gaspumpingkids think that you you turn the pump on 'force feed', er, full speed, after all it works for gasoline, er gasahol.. Problem with that is that Number 2 foams. If you want a full tank instead of a half tank of diesel and a half tank of foam, you pump it yourself... ;-)
It figures that it was a Democrap that introduced this bag bill.. Totally in character...
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