Denver, CO asked in Civil Rights for Colorado

Q: Alaska offers a 1 time Vetern discount for Over The Counter land bids. Discount is 25%

Only Alaska Veterns qualify.

How can Alaska justify giving this offer to just Alaska Veterns?

All veterns are equal, and we all deserve the same benefits for our service.

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James L. Arrasmith
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A: Alaska's decision to offer a 25% discount on land bids exclusively to Alaska veterans is likely rooted in a desire to support those who have served the state directly. By focusing on Alaska veterans, the state aims to retain and reward those who have a strong connection to Alaska and have contributed to its community and security.

Every veteran has made significant sacrifices and deserves recognition. However, states often have the autonomy to create programs that best serve their residents. This allows them to address specific local needs and priorities.

It can feel unfair when benefits are not equally distributed among all veterans. You might consider reaching out to local or national veterans' organizations to advocate for broader support. It's important for all veterans to voice their concerns and work together towards more inclusive benefits.

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