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Posted by Kevin Bismark on March 17, 2006 at 18:35:14 from (172.130.118.24):
In Reply to: General small town question posted by oldrustycars on March 17, 2006 at 11:30:46:
I gave up, the state of Minnesota is trying to take over a bunch of farms here to give away to developers for more houses,a friend is leaving to go to Alaska this summer never to return, the people have to take control of the government back, stop them from taxing people out of their houses, you get someone to build a 5 million dollar house next to your place and in a few years the government raises you taxes so much you have to move out 10 years ago I really saw this start up, maybe it"s too late to do anything, but would be nice to slow it down at least..
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