is anyone moving to illinois? or live there now?

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Originally Posted by jimfish

Move to TENN. its close to arkabutla and you dont have to live in Ms.

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not all of us can move to tennessee.

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Originally Posted by IceManCometh

That way it is put it makes it look totally exagerated. you show 66% increase but in actuallity its increasing from 3% to 5% so its a 2% boost and after 4 years it drops to 4%

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If you believe it'll drop after 4 years you're loony.

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Originally Posted by IceManCometh

not all of us can move to tennessee, some of us dont have any relatives their to inbreed with.

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You're right. You wouldn't want to come here. When someone mentions income tax we lynch em.

taxes never go away. especially in ill.

Tennessee,no income tax, no personal property tax except on business,$22 car tags $72 for 3 years boat registration, liberal gun laws and free beer on Fridays.lol But please dont come down here and try to change it.

trash, they are ripping you off on the boat reg. that's terrible. i think ours for 3 years is 11.00 or so. truck tags 26.00 and we don't have memphis.

ya i know but deathb4disco said people in chicago get to vote after they are dead. that happens in E. St. Louis also

They were proposing a 75% tax increase, and settled on 66%. Business taxes went up too. Way to go you dumbarse politicians, you just chased all future jobs away, forcing hardworking people to move, and that leaves the wellfare left behind to suck the rest of us unlucky b!!!!!tards dry.
This was passed by politicians who were voted out of office, and on thier last night in office no doubt. From what I hear, not one Republican voted for the increase. There wasnt even discussion about how to reduce our expenses.

There you go, the Democratic way to solve money problems, increase taxes. Hey wait, isnt our current president from Illinois, arent we facing the highest national debt on record, do you suppose he will solve the national debt in the same fashion?

I am looking for some deer hunting property in Illinois if someone needs a little extra income to help with the taxes. It really is sad that Chicago and East St. Louis bring down an otherwise beautiful state with a lot of great folks. I have been bowhunting in Illinois for five years and met some wonderful people.

We have some Monster Bucks in East Central Illinois, No Doubt about it. All the corn they can eat. I would like to take you up on that Earl. Problem is, My brother just started Bow hunting last year on the ground our Family owns.