"Everything" fit into the taxes when I was younger. It seemed to be an objective in those days. Now, our fiscal policy "saves the world from financial meltdown", so the directors of it are afraid to do what is right, all while skimming their own from the top. And the bottom. And in all places in between. For themselves, and, (choke), certain others.
When I was younger parks didn't need to be maintained. It was the strangest "hike" I ever hiked to walk on wooden planks for the 3 miles at La Push. Novel, but why? The ground below was fine.
But then there weren't disposable diapers then either (a metaphor).