re: #944 Obdicut

Many I’m sure. But do you seriously believe that if his employees couldn’t use public transportation he would just shut down his doors. He’d probably have to pay them more, or create offices in more accessible locations, or create a private busing system (like many college campuses do) or something like that. The options are limitless. But I think your point is this; He’s getting a subsidy from government (we are subsidizing the costs of his workers employees) so he ought to pay more in taxes. I get that and see the logic in it. I just think it would be better not to grant him the subsidy in the first place.