>>4108
>These are indirect tax's you pay. A result of terrible governance
Tiresome
>earn money, pay tax on it
>buy car pay GST/road tax/whatever they feel like
>buy fuel, pay tax on it
>want to travel intercity, pay toll
>the toll road is worse than non toll roads
>unmarked speedbreakers all over the place
>hit pothole hard
>tyre and rim gone
>replace it, pay taxes on those
>struts, outer tie rods and control arm bushings go bad a few years down the line because of the excellent roads
>pay taxes on those
>, what has changed after the British left ? Our constitution and govt structures are the same colonial ones. Our economies are still extraction machines for resources and brains
It's going to take a loooong time before the system changes.
>>4112
>rowing up, there were parks and community spaces. Kids would just go and play. Adults would talk there
This actually saddens me, the govt auctions off every last piece of land, even hills and mountains, it means you can never be somewhere you can't be kicked off the land, or be sure you can come back there a year later without there being a shitty building there. There was a huge open space where I grew up, for years it was wild. I would leave the place far before sundown because wild animals would roam the place, and so would drunkards somedays. Now, they've plotted it all our and selling those plots. I have stopped going there now in spite of insistence of my family because it makes me feel really sad.
I think I read something about what the UK does, they have dedicated zones around the city, a green belt kind of thing, where you aren't allowed to build anything. This is done so cities don't keep growing and growing like leeches. The UK is filled with cucks and retards, but this one thing I can get behind.