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| Basically they are just tax collectors for the city. He thinks--at least he hopes--that money soon will rain down on him like a spring downpour, and he doesn't want to give a lot of that money to the tax collectors in Los Angeles and Sacramento because he'll need it to build what he hopes will be a thriving business. Consequently, employers, who already are forced to serve as federal tax collectors (think withholding) are now to be forced to become de facto domestic spies as well. |
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