Posted by trucker40 on September 01, 2009 at 17:13:33 from (69.152.173.244):
In Reply to: O/T diesel fuel posted by Nancy Howell on September 01, 2009 at 08:01:10:
All these people who get all upset about the government need to raise He11 about stuff like this.What if you ran out in the field and had tractor diesel?What needs to happen is have some of those diesel tax guys stop some people for dyed fuel and a bunch of people around there get a Sheriff and make him arrest the diesel cops and put them in jail.A Sheriff since he is elected has more authority in his jurisdiction than a diesel cop who is nothing but a money grabbing jerk.Once they get thrown in jail everywhere then they will quit being communists maybe.The only difference is the dye now,which kind of makes it stupid for them to be checking it anyway.All the dye is for is because there is no road tax on farm diesel.There shouldnt be any road tax on road diesel either since truckers have to pay road use tax to the states they operate in.So that makes a diesel cop a tax collector for the Federal Government.If a Sheriff didnt want this Federal Tax Collector holding people hostage in his jurisdiction he should throw him in jail.At least that might be one way to fix it,another would be to make some big adjustments to the EPA to where they arent a corrupt crooked organization and make them quit doing this kind of stuff.I think the best thing to do is remove the Federal Road Tax from diesel.They have misused enough tax dollars.Then there would be no need for dye or diesel cops.
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