If there must be a tax, then the tax revenue should be used for only the purpose the tax was created for. So if they tax cigarettes and tobacco, then the revenue should pay for people to stop using, help them find alternatives to the habbit, etc. Not as a revenue for the state or country. Same for tax on soda that people are trying to suggest, then the revenue should subsidize healthy drink machines, and other alternatives. Actually do something good with the tax. Vs. the norm of using it as a source of revenue to use for other services. If the tax is really for deter people from consuming, then use it for a good.

There is something to be said for a store that specializes in one thing. You get to see brands and models that you would never see at a large box store. We came into the store to look at an american made Riccar upright, left with a Meile because of one feature. The guy helping us showed the air quality meter, then turned on a vacuum and tested the exhaust. The particle count when up 10 times. Then went to the Meile, and it dropped to almost zero.

• The H.E.P.A. filter actually made the air cleaner.
• It was quieter then our old one, and other vacuums.
• The Meile has two motors and can adjust the suction power based on surface being cleaned
• A nice turning body to make moving easier
• Zeon lights to see the dust getting picked up (not for night time cleaning :-) 0
• Metal construction
• other nice smaller features

Similar to the Creative Commons for how the content can be shared. How a MIT license or Apache license is to software. A common sense law needs to be created to replace all the craze warnings seen on virtual every product that exists. This common sense law is for example used on the shampoo bottles that say for not eating. Or any other crazy wording that fills user manuals.