Why is it that we can know the answers to tax issues witht the government but nobody cares to stop the corrupt

Local school taxes are based upon our Real Estate values controlled by the government who also controls the taxes and how they are spent. 1st the state Income tax was intoduced to save the schools and reduce the taxes we pay. 2nd the Lottery was going to save the schools and reduce the taxes we pay.3rd the Casinos were going to save the schools and reduce our taxes. If fact every one has been a lie because the government has taken the money intended for the schools and found a way to give it to special interest groops to help keep them in power.

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1. Look into the Constitution party. Seems like an excellent alternative than the 2 party system we have now.
2. You asked why "NOBODY" cares to stop the corruption. The fact is that there were thousands of more people voting on the last American Idol competition than voted in the presidential election. Americans 'speak', every day. By not participating in the governmental process they are 'saying' that it is not their responsibility and they do not care. Take a look at some of the questions people ask on YA, and some of the answers people are giving. If this forum is representative of American society, it is crystal clear why there is a failure in the American civic structure. A huge percentile of the questions are unintelligible, immoral, grammatically incorrect, etc. The questions are coming from people who are "educated?" in the American schools to which you refer. Yes, there is corruption, but it might possibly begin in the homes where there are not 2 parents, the television serves as the parent, children are not taught manners and moral behaviour, and immoral behaviour is rewarded. In more eloquent words than my own,Thomas Paine said, "Government, even in its best state, is but a necessary evil; in its worst state, an intolerable one" , and Ronald Reagan said, "The best minds are not in government. If any were, business would steal them away." Accurate commentaries, I think.