> you're paying even less attention than i am. jordan is a public transit
> user. big time. get that straight. he thinks it's a good idea and also
> thinks his plan for funding it is superior to the use tax schemes others
> have proposed. why are people acting as if he is opposed to public
> transportation?
Huh? Where have I said any such thing?
> a. you collect with use taxes, save money as you mention, and spend money
> for corruption caused by the way you collect the use taxes.
>
> b. you collect with general taxes, save money, no money spent for
> corruption collecting use taxes.
>
> a. costs you more.
You could collect with both. You could save even more money, unless the use fee collections costs exceed the fees, and maybe even then.
I confess I'm a little puzzled by the particular concern over corruption in collection of use fees. What's the effective graft of military Kenesianism?
-- Andy