Manning Rules Bribery Legal
Judge Howard Manning (self-appointed literal King of North Carolina Education) has ruled that it is legal to take money by force from some people and use that money to give to other people in return for services. And yes, I’m well aware that most people, upon reading that, would claim that it’s bribery and theft. But this judge, ruling for the Durham County Superior Court, has said it’s not.
Now wait — before you head out and start taking money from people — that’s illegal for you. And wait before you start using other people’s money to bribe companies — that’s illegal for you, too. But it’s not illegal when government does it — which is what King Manning has proclaimed (and you had better not question the king).
King Manning has ruled that government can take taxpayer money and use it to bribe different businesses to locate to their community — favoring whatever business that gives them the most cash. Gee, what’s next, government taking private land to give to businesses that give them cash? Oh right, that’s already happening. Oh, how I yearn for freedom.
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Maybe you have been annexed into Va or Tn. We build them building and they pay no taxes for a set number (5 to 10) of years. When they come up to the point that they will have to pay taxes they move to Tn with the same deal offered by Tn. Fortunetly Richie Rich Boucher never brings anything but call centers which pay minimum wage. I watch and laugh as the democrats kiss his (Boucher) a** when he brings the lousy jobs in, and make excuses for him when they leave. Not a brain to be found in the democrat party.
It is today’s Democrat Party. While they claim to be for the working man, each time they make one of these deals (and they make a LOT of them), they are taking cash from the working man and giving it to a private, government-favored business.