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The point of this thread is the wasteful example on the part of the agency that collects our tax dollars. Wasteful spending across the board is a problem everyone is aware of. Wasteful spending by the revenue collecting branch of our government is a real bad example when trying to keep the rest of us honest and tax paying. :2 cents: . |
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Now the NSA is tracking all our telephone usage. Who called who and thanks to GPS, where were they when they called. Who are the idiots that think this is a good idea? |
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But what did that four million dollars buy exactly? Did that include lodging, food, transportation, and plane flights? Did it also include a daily expense per diem? For how many people? I don't mean to be defending the IRS, but it seems to me like we are rushing to judgement without knowing any facts. Quote:
YOU - and others - see this as the IRS intentionally targeting a political group. I see this is routine business for the IRS. With the sudden increase of such "tea party groups", it only makes sense the IRS would give them additional scrutiny. Frankly, I'm against any such groups. All they do is secretly funnel money into political campaign chests. Quote:
If they are doing it inside the USA - which I think might be the case - I am sure that is going to be a huge issue. However, it seems this is something controlled by the Senate Defense Committee, and is also routine. I found it interesting that both sides stood up and took the heat today and claimed this was a "necessary evil". |
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I don't give a rats ass what side did it, it's wrong, they are watching all of us! Fuck anyone that thinks this is a good thing |
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go back to bush, and they were going after democratic parties there is no political points here, you're just getting fucked |
Where was the outrage when the IRS targeted liberals?...
STORY HERE Under George W. Bush, it went after the NAACP, Greenpeace and even a liberal church. |
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What a relief to know that Obama's administration is doing exactly what George Bush did. Wait, that's what I've been complaining about since he took office. They are ALL crooks! |
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They should NOT be getting a "bonus" in their "pay", they should not be sitting in expensive offices, and they damn sure shouldn't be holding "conferences" (every person in the world knows that "conferences" are big parties in every line of business). They are supposed to work for the people and are paid via our tax dollars. Not one penny more than what is absolutely necessary should EVER be spent by the govt. Meanwhile...Obama told us that the "sequester" was going to destroy us (you know raising spending levels this year just a little less than the amount they wanted to raise them...even though they are still spending MORE this year than last). What was it that Obama said in that speech a couple of months ago? Here it is: "You don't want to have to choose between, `let's see, do I close funding for the disabled kid, or the poor kid? Do I close this Navy shipyard or some other one?'" Obama said. "You can't gloss over the pain and the impact it's going to have on the economy." Meanwhile the IRS is spending money on fucking parties and learning the dance moves to the "Cupid Shuffle"? The govt. is out of control. They are all crooks and spending money that they did not earn (our money) like drunken sailors. |
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May 14, 2013 (WASHINGTON, DC) ? The NAACP has released the following statement in response to news reports that the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) allegedly targeted conservative organizations seeking tax-exempt status for additional scrutiny. ?As an organization targeted by the IRS under the last Bush Administration, we know all too well the capacity for the IRS to abuse its power and the chilling impact that can have,? stated NAACP President and CEO Benjamin Todd Jealous. ?The recent allegations of bias, if true, cannot be tolerated in a free society.? ?We are pleased that the President has acknowledged the need for a full and comprehensive investigation,? continued Jealous. ?If abuse is uncovered, the responsible parties must be held ?fully accountable? for their actions. The IRS plays a critical role in our society and must not engage in political discrimination.? In 2004, the NAACP was the target of a two-year probe into its tax-exempt status by the IRS after then-chairman Julian Bond criticized on President George W. Bush. The NAACP retained its tax-exempt status at the conclusion of the investigation. Founded in 1909, the NAACP is the nation's oldest and largest nonpartisan civil rights organization. Its members throughout the United States and the world are the premier advocates for civil rights in their communities. You can read more about the NAACP?s work and our five ?Game Changer? issue areas here. |
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The AP news people had their phone records subpoenaed Verizons customers, all of them have been subpoenaed The IRS is targeting Conservative groups and blowing millions of dollars And liberals can only say, well they did it, I don't give a fuck who did it, it's not going to make it right |
It's sad that the IRS has the ridiculous budget that they do. $12 billion of our tax dollars wasted on collecting our tax dollars.
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Meanwhile the only group that lost their tax exempt status was a progressive one. Imagine that. And none of them were stopped from doing all their activities and they wouldn't have to expose their donors but then they would of had to pay taxes. So what was more important, their cause or getting tax free money?
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Yes, some of them stayed in very nice rooms. I'm guessing the IRS didn't pay $3k a night for those rooms. I'm guessing they were free - part of the package. Rent out the hotel for a convention, you get ALL the rooms. Quote:
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And the donors that you speak of were made public, that's the job of the IRS? NO Little note, you should read where the NAACP is against what the IRS is doing to the progressive groups!!!!!!! |
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im surprised anyone else is surprised by this. the US government has a 3+ trillion dollar budget. It is the largest institution in the world, by far.
and anyone who knows wealthy people know they live in a bubble. this is especially true of people who never earned their wealth. so why is it surprising that bureaucrats who never created the wealth they manage, would be so proliferate in their spending? duh. |
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