Speeding ticket...............
 

Man gets $58,000 speeding ticket based on his income
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WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

That's a great policy.

Seems fair to me too.

Basically if you're unemployed with no income.. go for it!!

If you are unemployed with no income you take the bus or a bike. :D

Great policy. All punitive fines should take into account income and net worth.

Yes - let's turn the US into a socialist utopia.

Define socialism.

What is the point of a punitive fine that isn't a punishment? I'm reminded of children sent to their room in which they have a TV, an XBox, a Playstation...

It's already there tomphot

Fines.
 

As I recall, when we took factory delivery of our '86 the traffic fines were based on income.

Maybe this has changed.

I'll look into it.

Gerry

Pretty fair systems.

I can't remember where but "somewhere" the city tax on your house is base on income as well.

Fair means you treat everyone the same.
Just means you treat everyone right.
If I walk into a room, and shoot everyone; I am being fair, but I am probably not being just.
Dave

Dave emotes fairness on 2122 Clark Street. Right around the corner from Park Ridge.

"Big Al" McKenz doles out $58k worth of love.

Happy Valentine's day. Where the hell is Ronnie?

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1430265435.jpg

That place is a pizza restaurant now. Pretty good one too.
Dave

Also, I was referring in a joking manner to the difference between social justice and social fairness. Most laws address justice and usually fairness is supposed to be automatic. When it comes to money, however, taxes, fines, monetary punishment, fairness is often sacrificed to what is perceived as the greater goal: justice. I don't always agree with the fine point that separates the two.
Dave

Currently, socialism is defined as "more government than I personally want".

Whut about speeding tickets based on vent temperatures?! Or maybe based on the size of one's .................................................. ............................ nose?!?!?

zzzzzzzzzzz

Let's talk pizza.

Worked in Warrensville for seven years crashing at the Motel 6 on Farnsworth road, two spits from the Fermi Lab (may explain some things wiff respect to me brain)

Co-worker in Chicago took me to a hole-in-the wall place, south of town a bit, that had thin crust pizza. Like Baklava thin crust. Loah-ded with sinful goodness on top. One time experience. Have gone to Gibsons and a squillion other ass-kicking grub huts in Chicago. Would trade them all for another run at that pizza.

You are an ass-clown.

Can't even spel werds as simple as whut.

Sounds good.
Dave