Reporting people for evading taxes is good when there is legitimate evidence to back up such accusations. However, this #ThotAudit movement has simply gone too far. It has reached a point where it's being used to harass those who have done nothing wrong. Roosh V. is accusing Brittany Venti of tax evasion without any sort of legitimate evidence. The only "evidence" he gave, to summarize in my own words, was that "she locky her accounty hehehehe." Not only that, but he's encouraging his followers to report her to the IRS. This is pretty much the fiscal equivalent of swatting in the sense that it is people misusing the IRS reporting system in bad faith. And I honestly condemn anyone who is misusing the IRS or any other government system, service, or agency as a harassment tactic. Zero respect for those kinds of people.
Do you know what's special about the year 1913?
Do you know what's special about the year 1913?
Three points, to be honest.
The government operated without income taxes before then. It is perfectly capable of doing so again.
Your comment seems to imply that "that's just the way it is." It doesn't need to be. How's the saying go? After long enough, a slave is happy living on their knees. It could always be worse, you know. They could be dead.
10% was enough for God. Yet 25%+ for the government.
Three points, to be honest.
1. The government operated without income taxes before then. It is perfectly capable of doing so again.
2. Your comment seems to imply that "that's just the way it is." It doesn't need to be. How's the saying go? After long enough, a slave is happy living on their knees. It could always be worse, you know. They could be dead.
3. 10% was enough for God. Yet 25%+ for the government.
Sure, but I don't feel my time is worth any amount of money either. It's just a necessary thing. I feel that view is just overly dramatic. You have to give something to get something and you can't say you don't receive benefits from taxes, at least in "western" countries.