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Tag: LibTards

Be on the Lookout for 99 at a Time

By Corinthian Scales, Section News
Posted on Tue Feb 19, 2013 at 05:02:13 PM EST
Tags: Item Pricing was a drag on business?, a Piker By Comparison, Michigan Beverage Container Act 1976, 445.571 - 445.576, Fraud Issues, Act 388 of 2008, Interstate Commerce Issues, Lawyer payday, Taxpayers screwed again, Business too, LibTards, Recycling Bins - USE THEM, Repeal MBCA, AG Schuette don't appeal this loser (all tags)

Money grubbers in Big Government Lansing will never learn.

Detroit News

People in Michigan trying to return out-of-state cans and bottles for a dime per container refund could face jail time under legislation debated in a house committee.
The bills were taken up by the House Regulatory Reform Committee on Tuesday. If passed, someone who tries to return between 100 and 10,000 non-returnable containers could face a maximum fine of $1,000 or up to 93 days in jail. Current law sets penalties only for people who have returned fraudulent containers.

All this time, and money wasted on lawyers, and congresscritters haggling over subjecting folks to ongoing harassment on a damn borrowed dime. Puuuure Michigan.

Dumb*sses.

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