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This bill mandates US Government control of local zoning boards to 'ensure fairness' and to 'enhance the multicultural balance of local towns.' The hook is that the Washington will pay 90% of the cost of updating all local zoning laws, thereby making all local zoning boards subservient to Washington, esp. Liberals.

If signed into law, this would end local control of town government -- something the Liberals have been working toward for 70 years.

1 posted on 05/08/2002 8:04:16 AM PDT by pabianice
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To: pabianice
If signed into law, this would end local control of town government -- something the Liberals have been working toward for 70 years.

Outright Socialism. This denies "the right to property", supposedly protected by the Constitution the politicians vowed to uphold.
Arrest these people for treason.

With this new bill, the politicians can "share" the wealth others have worked so hard to earn with those who sloth and leech.
Someday the ants will rebell, and the grasshoppers will starve, along with their leaders. There will be no one left to pay the bills.
Why work hard to succeed when it's taken away anyway?

We need to colonize a new land, where we can escape the high taxation and opression of the kings.

2 posted on 05/08/2002 8:15:55 AM PDT by concerned about politics
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To: pabianice
he still insisted that it was a public meeting, it was just being held in a room that was closed to the public

Strange how that worked out

3 posted on 05/08/2002 8:26:07 AM PDT by RippleFire
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S. 975, the " Communist Character Act".
4 posted on 05/08/2002 8:28:42 AM PDT by concerned about politics
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