
by The United Republic of New Britannia » Mon Mar 13, 2017 2:15 pm
by Shofercia » Mon Mar 13, 2017 2:25 pm
The United Republic of New Britannia wrote:I have an idea.
Lets tax the ITALIAN mayor of Philadelphia for his LATIN spaghetti and meatballs and Pizza and Chicken Marsala and Zinfandel wine.
Yes lets pass a tax on his CULTURE...
HIS LEGAL RIGHT to be Italian... lets tax it.
Lets see how much of that he would go for.
I want to see how much of being taxed for being LATINO European he would go for and put up with.
Since he wants to pass "fat taxes"... lets tax him.
Why are these taxes not being declared unconstitutional because they're illegal, and discriminatory and especially hard hitting on the LATIN cultures of Philadelphia and New York ?

by SUNTHREIT » Mon Mar 13, 2017 2:28 pm
The United Republic of New Britannia wrote:I have an idea.
Lets tax the ITALIAN mayor of Philadelphia for his LATIN spaghetti and meatballs and Pizza and Chicken Marsala and Zinfandel wine.
Yes lets pass a tax on his CULTURE...
HIS LEGAL RIGHT to be Italian... lets tax it.
Lets see how much of that he would go for.
I want to see how much of being taxed for being LATINO European he would go for and put up with.
Since he wants to pass "fat taxes"... lets tax him.
Why are these taxes not being declared unconstitutional because they're illegal, and discriminatory and especially hard hitting on the LATIN cultures of Philadelphia and New York ?

by The United Republic of New Britannia » Mon Mar 13, 2017 2:29 pm
Shofercia wrote:The United Republic of New Britannia wrote:I have an idea.
Lets tax the ITALIAN mayor of Philadelphia for his LATIN spaghetti and meatballs and Pizza and Chicken Marsala and Zinfandel wine.
Yes lets pass a tax on his CULTURE...
HIS LEGAL RIGHT to be Italian... lets tax it.
Lets see how much of that he would go for.
I want to see how much of being taxed for being LATINO European he would go for and put up with.
Since he wants to pass "fat taxes"... lets tax him.
Why are these taxes not being declared unconstitutional because they're illegal, and discriminatory and especially hard hitting on the LATIN cultures of Philadelphia and New York ?
What is a fat tax? Is it a tax on people who are overweight according the BMI scale? How do they measure said tax?
*gets popcorn*

by The United Republic of New Britannia » Mon Mar 13, 2017 2:29 pm
Sunthreit wrote:The United Republic of New Britannia wrote:I have an idea.
Lets tax the ITALIAN mayor of Philadelphia for his LATIN spaghetti and meatballs and Pizza and Chicken Marsala and Zinfandel wine.
Yes lets pass a tax on his CULTURE...
HIS LEGAL RIGHT to be Italian... lets tax it.
Lets see how much of that he would go for.
I want to see how much of being taxed for being LATINO European he would go for and put up with.
Since he wants to pass "fat taxes"... lets tax him.
Why are these taxes not being declared unconstitutional because they're illegal, and discriminatory and especially hard hitting on the LATIN cultures of Philadelphia and New York ?
Are you the Guy From Boston by any chance?
I'm a big fan. What brings you to nationstates?

by Galloism » Mon Mar 13, 2017 2:30 pm
The United Republic of New Britannia wrote:Shofercia wrote:
What is a fat tax? Is it a tax on people who are overweight according the BMI scale? How do they measure said tax?
*gets popcorn*
Punitive taxes on anything besides water and carrot sticks... basically its a punishment tax for people eating what people have always eaten since the beginning of civilization outside of Africa and Asia.

by Geoagorist Territory » Mon Mar 13, 2017 2:31 pm

by The United Republic of New Britannia » Mon Mar 13, 2017 2:33 pm
Geoagorist Territory wrote:I hate food fascists with a passion. Get out of the government, now.

by Shofercia » Mon Mar 13, 2017 2:34 pm
The United Republic of New Britannia wrote:Shofercia wrote:
What is a fat tax? Is it a tax on people who are overweight according the BMI scale? How do they measure said tax?
*gets popcorn*
Punitive taxes on anything besides water and carrot sticks... basically its a punishment tax for people eating what people have always eaten since the beginning of civilization outside of Africa and Asia.

by The United Republic of New Britannia » Mon Mar 13, 2017 2:36 pm
Shofercia wrote:The United Republic of New Britannia wrote:
Punitive taxes on anything besides water and carrot sticks... basically its a punishment tax for people eating what people have always eaten since the beginning of civilization outside of Africa and Asia.
Oh, and the fast food companies are ok with it?

by Risottia » Mon Mar 13, 2017 2:46 pm
The United Republic of New Britannia wrote:I have an idea.
Lets tax the ITALIAN mayor of Philadelphia for his LATIN spaghetti and meatballs and Pizza and Chicken Marsala and Zinfandel wine.
Yes lets pass a tax on his CULTURE...
... LATINO European

by The United Republic of New Britannia » Mon Mar 13, 2017 2:50 pm
Risottia wrote:The United Republic of New Britannia wrote:I have an idea.
Lets tax the ITALIAN mayor of Philadelphia for his LATIN spaghetti and meatballs and Pizza and Chicken Marsala and Zinfandel wine.
Yes lets pass a tax on his CULTURE...
... LATINO European
The amount of sheer ignorance here...
1.The Mayor of Philadelphia isn't an Italian: an American, instead.
2.So are "spaghetti and meatballs". Not "Latin".
3.Zinfandel isn't Latin either.
4."Latino" =/= "not Latin". "Latino" => "not European". "Latino" => "from the Americas". Also "American" => "not European".

by Olthar » Mon Mar 13, 2017 2:59 pm

by The United Republic of New Britannia » Mon Mar 13, 2017 3:01 pm
Olthar wrote:What is a "fat tax?" Is it a literal tax on the amount of body fat a person has? Wouldn't that require expensive, state-funded medical tests to determine? That seems like it would make the whole thing completely irrelevant unless you just want to punish the overweight who are already predominantly poor.
Or maybe it's more allegorical than that. Maybe a "fat tax" is like a newfangled luxury tax. Although, I doubt anything like that would exist in today's plutocratic world. Also, wouldn't a more appropriate name be "phat tax?"

by Olthar » Mon Mar 13, 2017 3:08 pm
The United Republic of New Britannia wrote:Olthar wrote:What is a "fat tax?" Is it a literal tax on the amount of body fat a person has? Wouldn't that require expensive, state-funded medical tests to determine? That seems like it would make the whole thing completely irrelevant unless you just want to punish the overweight who are already predominantly poor.
Or maybe it's more allegorical than that. Maybe a "fat tax" is like a newfangled luxury tax. Although, I doubt anything like that would exist in today's plutocratic world. Also, wouldn't a more appropriate name be "phat tax?"
You read the thread, so you know what it is.
by Shofercia » Mon Mar 13, 2017 3:11 pm

by Risottia » Mon Mar 13, 2017 3:11 pm
The United Republic of New Britannia wrote:Number One : You're the one who is ignorant.
Latin Culture is a European culture, carried over to Latin America.
Number 2 : The Mayor of Philadelphia is an Italian-American.
Number 3: Italian American food is Latin food.
Number 4 : The Latin cultures of the world is French, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian and Romanian, with spread-outs in Switzerland and Belgium.
Depending on who you ask, Greek can also be included.
Number 5 : The Latin Union is Headquartered in Paris, France.
Quit being an idiot

by Ethel mermania » Mon Mar 13, 2017 3:12 pm
by Shofercia » Mon Mar 13, 2017 3:14 pm
Risottia wrote:The United Republic of New Britannia wrote:Number One : You're the one who is ignorant.
Please, do teach me about my culture.Latin Culture is a European culture, carried over to Latin America.
Wrong.
Latin culture ended some 1500 years ago. Latin America (or, more accurately, the Romance-speaking American territories) is named after the other name of Romance languages, aka Neo-Latin.Number 2 : The Mayor of Philadelphia is an Italian-American.
Does he have an Italian passport?
Italian-American means "American with some Italian ancestry", not "Italian".Number 3: Italian American food is Latin food.
No, it's American food. Italians don't eat "spaghetti and meatballs".
Also, Latin food was the food of the Ancient Romans.Number 4 : The Latin cultures of the world is French, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian and Romanian, with spread-outs in Switzerland and Belgium.
Depending on who you ask, Greek can also be included.
1."The Latin cultures" is a plural. "Are", not "is". If you don't know Latin, at least try to respect English.
2.Neo-Latin, not Latin.
3.Also, Latino, again, is a different thing.
4.If anyone tells a Greek they're culturally Latin, "molon labe" ensues.Number 5 : The Latin Union is Headquartered in Paris, France.
Also the Latin Quarter is a nightclub in New York.
Also you named "Latino". Suddenly, you forget to mention it?Quit being an idiot
Stay classy.


by Risottia » Mon Mar 13, 2017 3:16 pm
Shofercia wrote:Don't fuck with Ris when it comes to food. It's not going to go well for you


by Shamhnan Insir » Mon Mar 13, 2017 3:21 pm
The United Republic of New Britannia wrote:I have an idea.
Lets tax the ITALIAN mayor of Philadelphia for his LATIN spaghetti and meatballs and Pizza and Chicken Marsala and Zinfandel wine.
Yes lets pass a tax on his CULTURE...
HIS LEGAL RIGHT to be Italian... lets tax it.
Lets see how much of that he would go for.
I want to see how much of being taxed for being LATINO European he would go for and put up with.
Since he wants to pass "fat taxes"... lets tax him.
Why are these taxes not being declared unconstitutional because they're illegal, and discriminatory and especially hard hitting on the LATIN cultures of Philadelphia and New York ?
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by The United Republic of New Britannia » Mon Mar 13, 2017 3:22 pm
Shofercia wrote:Risottia wrote:Please, do teach me about my culture.
Wrong.
Latin culture ended some 1500 years ago. Latin America (or, more accurately, the Romance-speaking American territories) is named after the other name of Romance languages, aka Neo-Latin.
Does he have an Italian passport?
Italian-American means "American with some Italian ancestry", not "Italian".
No, it's American food. Italians don't eat "spaghetti and meatballs".
Also, Latin food was the food of the Ancient Romans.
1."The Latin cultures" is a plural. "Are", not "is". If you don't know Latin, at least try to respect English.
2.Neo-Latin, not Latin.
3.Also, Latino, again, is a different thing.
4.If anyone tells a Greek they're culturally Latin, "molon labe" ensues.
Also the Latin Quarter is a nightclub in New York.
Also you named "Latino". Suddenly, you forget to mention it?
Stay classy.
Don't fuck with Ris when it comes to food. It's not going to go well for you

by Thermodolia » Mon Mar 13, 2017 3:23 pm
Ethel mermania wrote:i believe this is about the sugar tax on soft drinks that city of Philadelphia has implemented.
it would have been nice if the OP had told us that.
by Shofercia » Mon Mar 13, 2017 3:24 pm

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