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Blue Crack Addict
https://www.singlepeopleassociation.org/index-3.html
I am a single person.
I will not join NASP.
Do they have a point?
Are single people under-represented?
When it comes to dealing with the government, income tax matters, and public and private policy issues, who represents the single person?
The answer was no one--until the National Association of Single People appeared on the scene. Single people, for the most part, have been excluded from the political process in Washington, D.C., except for paying taxes. The NASP means action. Our government affairs section is designed to articulate your views and protect your interests on any policy issue affecting you and the members of this Association.
We're all familiar with two-for-one deals in the arline industry and the hotel industry;
even restaurants occasionally offer two-for-one specials.
Why penalize the single person?
Why not offer single people 1/2 price discounts? Just to be fair.
Nothing against married people, but single people should not have to subsidize them.
I am a single person.
I will not join NASP.
Do they have a point?
Are single people under-represented?