37 Small Business Owners In White Baltimore Neighborhood Threaten Tax Strike If Black-Dominated Government Doesn't Addresss Outburst Of (Black) Violence | Blog Posts
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Immunity. it's an endless cycle which is bad news for people like you who just want to work 100 hours a week and make a good living. eric mathias, i'm pulling for you. hopefully holding back taxes and fees and doing shows like this will get their attention. appreciate it. >> yes. thanks for having us on or me on. >> brian: let's continue. next guest another patriot outraged by the brewing chaos on the streets and other classrooms. mark robinson former army reservist and now lieutenant governor of north carolina. first off, mark, lieutenant governor, what's your reaction to what's happening in ...
Around three dozen businesses in Fells Point, Baltimore, said in a letter that they won't pay taxes unless ...
by Tyler Durden Wednesday, Jun 09, 2021 - 06:30 PM It comes as no surprise to readers that dozens of Baltimore City businesses, located in the Inner Harbor, in a stretch called "Fells Point," are threatening the new city government, run by Mayor Brandon Scott, with not paying their taxes because they're "fed up and frustrated" with the outburst of violence. In a letter titled "Letter to City Leaders From Fells Point Business Leaders," addressed to Mayor Brandon Scott, Council President Nick Mosby, Councilman Zeke Cohen, Madam State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby, and Commissioner Michael Harr...
Business owners "fed up and frustrated" with outburst of violence