Just because you are pissed at the IRS,

[Antitrust32]

Originally Posted by The Indomitable DrugS

Clever misdirection of the populace.

so he was a teabagger posing as a Bush hating communist?


though his tirades against "taxation without representation" seem like a tea bag slogan.

[GBBob]

Originally Posted by Antitrust32

so he was a teabagger posing as a Bush hating communist?


though his tirades against "taxation without representation" seem like a tea bag slogan.

I think he had a few more serious issues that political party alliance confusion

[Antitrust32]

Originally Posted by GBBob

I think he had a few more serious issues that political party alliance confusion

While he is completely off his rocker.. he made valid points.. though damn, kill yourself in a way that wont injure or kill others if you feel that is the only way out..

Many or most tax payers continue to be screwed by Uncle Sam year after year, day after day.

I wonder if all the citizens decided to not pay their taxes anymore what would happen? Would we ALL go to jail?

[timmgirvan]

Originally Posted by Antitrust32

While he is completely off his rocker.. he made valid points.. though damn, kill yourself in a way that wont injure or kill others if you feel that is the only way out..

Many or most tax payers continue to be screwed by Uncle Sam year after year, day after day.

I wonder if all the citizens decided to not pay their taxes anymore what would happen? Would we ALL go to jail?

I hear the workers had different shifts, so there weren't many people there at the time.

[AeWingnut]

I heard people talking about this at work (and the keyword is "work") no one was saying this is all the fault of the tea party movement instead
everyone was sharing stories of IRS abuses and how there is no recourse.

[hi_im_god]

just for the record no one at my work discussed this at all.

i hope if the conversation starts tomorrow it doesn't run along the lines here.

when you start sympathizing with people flying planes into buildings you've moved outside my comfort zone.

i guess i still need to get used to the idea that's a normal attitude.

[mclem0822]

Originally Posted by hi_im_god

just for the record no one at my work discussed this at all.

i hope if the conversation starts tomorrow it doesn't run along the lines here.

when you start sympathizing with people flying planes into buildings you've moved outside my comfort zone.
i guess i still need to get used to the idea that's a normal attitude.

Well said!

[Danzig]

Originally Posted by hi_im_god

just for the record no one at my work discussed this at all.

i hope if the conversation starts tomorrow it doesn't run along the lines here.

when you start sympathizing with people flying planes into buildings you've moved outside my comfort zone.
i guess i still need to get used to the idea that's a normal attitude.

i didn't know anything about it til late afternoon when my husband mentioned it. what hasn't been brought up here is he also burned his house to the ground. i guess his wife and daughter had that coming?
i don't get why people these days want to take a group with them when they go. used to be that folks just offed themselves, now they want to go out in a blaze of glory.

wonder if the one irs employee is still missing? it didn't sound like they were holding out much hope for him.

as for the 'irs' having it coming-to those who said that...these guys are employees. they don't write the code. this would be similar to getting pissed at a meter maid because you parked illegally.

[AeWingnut]

Originally Posted by hi_im_god

just for the record no one at my work discussed this at all.

i hope if the conversation starts tomorrow it doesn't run along the lines here.

when you start sympathizing with people flying planes into buildings you've moved outside my comfort zone.

i guess i still need to get used to the idea that's a normal attitude.

no, they were not saying they agreed with flying a plane into the building
they agreed the IRS is abusive.

sorry you needed to take it another way