Posted: 10/29/2025 7:55:14 PM EDT
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I like it. putting in general for traffic as well. ![]() POll |
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I am personally very pleased that the two standard plate offerings celebrate either our country's founding, or God. I currently have an "In God We Trust" plate on our three daily drivers. I am torn if I want to keep that one (which I think is a very nice looking plate and represents my values) or the Revolutionary plate which honors my ancestors who fought at Eutaw Springs and overwintered at Valley Forge respectively. I also believe that taxation is theft and I shouldn't be taxed to drive something I paid for with earnings that were taxed. But I'm radical that way. |
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Originally Posted By MarkBinSC: I don’t think the poll has any relevance. DMV has already made up their minds. I like that we will have a soldier and Liberty on our plates for the next 10 years plus. it probably does not, but anything that sours the antiliberty crowd and press Im good with. |
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Originally Posted By sandboxmedic: While the Moultrie Flag is one of my favorites, that plate is kinda weird looking, that and we fought a war against taxes and a king and the tag is for continuing to pay taxes on a vehicle I bought in 2006. ![]() well true, Maybe it makes a handful a people want to know more about what happened. and maybe not. |
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Originally Posted By BlackNoSugar: Originally Posted By BlackNoSugar: Originally Posted By mike56: Put the money into Driver Training classes. Put the rest of it into fining people for liability insurance gaps when they from SC to a state that requires proof of insurance to register their vehicle vs. the SC DMV pinkie promise you have insurance at registration time.
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