Jen Larkin
@petticoatdespot.bsky.social
Social justice magetank. Goth, neurodivergent, and allergic. Cisgender out of spite, trans rights supporter. WoW player and board gamer.
Contrary to what some Republicans are saying, these propositions are NOT "new taxes." They are tax renewals.
The problem with them is that the taxes went exclusively to them before and the new props give some of the funding to the general fund, so the "library" levy goes to the library and the city
The problem with them is that the taxes went exclusively to them before and the new props give some of the funding to the general fund, so the "library" levy goes to the library and the city
November 15, 2025 at 9:29 AM
Contrary to what some Republicans are saying, these propositions are NOT "new taxes." They are tax renewals.
The problem with them is that the taxes went exclusively to them before and the new props give some of the funding to the general fund, so the "library" levy goes to the library and the city
The problem with them is that the taxes went exclusively to them before and the new props give some of the funding to the general fund, so the "library" levy goes to the library and the city
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November 15, 2025 at 1:28 AM
Silicon Valley, 1990s: Free and open access to all the world’s knowledge will usher a new utopian age of information!
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