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Vote "Yes" on issue 75


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I am of the opinion that I didn't have your kid, so I don't feel I should have to support it. If you couldn't afford to educate it, then you probably shouldn't have had it.

 

The ones who prepared are probably the ones whose children I would prefer lead this country...if that makes any sense.

 

Not that it matters, though. I don't live in Cbus and won't be voting on that issue anyways.

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I won't be voting for it. If they lowered what they were taxing and taxed people who make around $30k and up, than maybe I'd agree. I'm going to venture out and say a lot of the people being taxed don't have children in Columbus Schools anyway.

 

I would, however, encourage anyone to donate to school districts before anything else.

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I am of the opinion that I didn't have your kid, so I don't feel I should have to support it. If you couldn't afford to educate it, then you probably shouldn't have had it.

 

The ones who prepared are probably the ones whose children I would prefer lead this country...if that makes any sense.

 

Not that it matters, though. I don't live in Cbus and won't be voting on that issue anyways.

 

:lol:

 

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I too will have to vote against 75 - front page of the Dispatch Sunday eluded to the fact the schools don't really know where the money from the last levy went. Declining enrollment, failure to close more schools - they need to get their house in order before they get any more money. Also, continuing to increase teachers salaries based on years of service and not performance - sorry no support here. I am sorry for the kids, but their parents ought to be raising hell with the administrators - not raising my taxes.

 

By the way, on a side note (but related), when I purchased my house I asked the Franklin County Auditor's office what happened if I purchased it for less than the county's appraised value. THey informed me i could petition the county for a reduction in the valuation and hence pay less property tax. However, if I purchased my house for more than the approased value, Columbus Public Schools would immediatly submit a request to have the property value raised to the new purchase price. Maybe if they laid off that person they would hae some additional money for students.

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Other countries educational systems operate more efficiently, have higher test scores and use considerably less money than ours. I don't think more money is the answer, you're just paying into greedy teachers unions that fail continiously over and over. Education reform is much needed here.
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I always vote against school tax levys. When I was in school and the school would receive money from those levys, it was always mis-spent on things the schools say they wouldn't spend it on. I agree with Austin. I don't trust the clowns to spend it right, so if my vote means anything they won't get my money. Period.
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