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| quote: | Originally posted by DiskHO
in new hampshire there is 0 tax. in massachusetts 5% also no tax on food and clothes.
i bought something at aldo in eaton center the other day and it said $40, after taxes it came to $46, that is borderline communism at its finest.
a gillette fusion razor is $20 after tax in montreal, in the usa its $9. in usa we have no roaming or long distance on cell phones, it is all the same as calling next door. up here my girlfriend has to get a calling card to call newfoundland from montreal. Not to mention the taxes you guys pay on your wages.
yes the usa has many foreign policy problems, but when it comes to stuff here in the usa itself, things are always very nice. i like having a choice for health care and education and keeping my money for me, rather than fund social programs. that is how i have been able to bring all these fine artists to montreal |
the cell phone thing sort of getting better now, but not really. i think now if you are with rogers you can call anyone with a rogers mobile number or home number, anywhere in canada and its like a local call, but not sure about that.
i knew about NH with 0% bastards! Hawaii it is like 4.8%.
HAHAHAHA taxes on income here is pretty which I do not mind, pretty much free education and meds. Just wish all the doctors in Quebec would stop running out of this province though 
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