"evodawg" wrote:

hmmmm, wasn't this topic something about tax breaks for buying a new
car?
It is with me. The rest is just window dressing.

Actually it addresses using tax policy to promote adopting ideas whose
benefits are beneficial to all of society.

If you live in the city, you are connected to the sewer and pay for
the service.

The first cost of a "slop jar" would be less but not total cost of
ownership when health costs are included thus it has been directed by
law you will use the sewer system.

The cost of a vehicle or any subsidies provided to promote the process
is simply a tool to get the task completed.

Lew