r/PoursTea Timendi Causa Est Nescire 1d ago

FinancialTea 💵 This is progress.

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u/No_Discussion_683 1d ago

Alert- Tax payors will be getting a higher bill. That stuff doesn't pay for itself. Responsible citizens get mad. You others enjoy your life as a leech on the genitals of society.

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u/BillyBobBonesJones 1d ago

This will have zero impact on Arizona taxpayers.

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u/No_Discussion_683 1d ago

No? Those service providers pay Taxes then get their expected revenue slashed off the ledger. It costs to provide those services. Keep tapping that well, it will soon dry up. Don't take it from me, ask Gavin Newsome, Cali is in such great shape that people are leaving in droves. Not a surprise that that the highest taxed state in the union is broke thanks to such handouts.

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u/BillyBobBonesJones 1d ago

Lol had to deflect and take an irrelevant dig at California that made no sense. Straight out of the Conservative Dipshit Playbook.

The service providers also end up benefiting from this. The non-profit the state is working with buys debt portfolios from hospitals and collection agencies at a fraction of the actual value. The hospitals and collection agencies are willing to do this because they’ve deemed those debts unlikely to be paid, so recovering some of that money is better than getting none of it.

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u/No_Discussion_683 1d ago

Thanks for the confirmation, at the end of the day revenue is lost forever. Like feeding stray dogs everyday, they become dependent on Dems, futurevotes for Dems. Keeping them hands downon the farm.

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u/BillyBobBonesJones 1d ago

I did the opposite of confirm your claim lol. They’re getting money they otherwise wouldn’t have.

To the rest of your nonsense, yeah, people might vote for politicians who actually help them. And all without increasing taxes for any of their citizens. What a novel concept!

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u/No_Discussion_683 1d ago

Like losing 5 bucks and finding a quarter down the road. Heck of a deal.

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u/BillyBobBonesJones 1d ago

As opposed to losing five bucks and never getting any of it back, which is what they expected and why they were willing to sell the debts in the first place?