Re: Possible Solution to CA State Park Closures

http://www.calparks.org/press/2009/california-state-parks-foundation-supports-conference-committee-action-to-enact-state-park-access-pass.html

Looks like it could be a form of "pay to play", except that everyone is going to be "forced" to play. Yet another fee added to the vehicle licensing fee, seemingly the catch-all place to add fees and generate revenue for the state. In return for paying a $15 added licensing fee, all CA residents get free admission to all state parks.

I'm all for it, $15 is a bargain to me for all the parks I visit.

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cthenn
http://www.calparks.org/press/2009/california-state-parks-foundation-supports-conference-committee-action-to-enact-state-park-access-pass.html

Looks like it could be a form of "pay to play", except that everyone is going to be "forced" to play. Yet another fee added to the vehicle licensing fee, seemingly the catch-all place to add fees and generate revenue for the state. In return for paying a $15 added licensing fee, all CA residents get free admission to all state parks.

I'm all for it, $15 is a bargain to me for all the parks I visit.

All yours.

Look, I think the government of CA proposed a horrible idea knowing that the lesser idea would work and folks would say yeah, that's better. It's an old game that you would only get wise to with age. Unfortunately, unwise and readily orgasmic people have a vote. And I'm not going there if you know what I mean (you are old and wise).

Pay to play. Simple.

DMV is a money-making entity, and that's all it is. You know it, I know it. Don't get pulled over.