The IRS should be investigating Tea Party groups
Re: The IRS should be investigating Tea Party groups
by Winchester » Sat May 18, 2013 1:00 pm
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Re: The IRS should be investigating Tea Party groups
by John Galt » Sat May 18, 2013 2:36 pm
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Re: The IRS should be investigating Tea Party groups
by lnrw » Sat May 18, 2013 5:51 pm
He's not affecting anyone politically if he spends the whole day on pcf. there's dog f**k and there's criminal behavior. Two very different things.
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Re: The IRS should be investigating Tea Party groups
by lnrw » Sat May 18, 2013 6:02 pm
I see you made a little drawing. Aren't you clever. 
However, saying that Galt is doing the same thing as the clerk at the IRS is highly disingenuous.
the private worker should perhaps be fired, but it does not effect anyone in a criminal manner.
the point is simple and obvious. but that comparison is more of an apology for the irs to make it appear to be only a slight and inconsequential.
You're casting the gravity of this in a most favoruable light. When it deserves the most harsh of illumination.
However, saying that Galt is doing the same thing as the clerk at the IRS is highly disingenuous.
the private worker should perhaps be fired, but it does not effect anyone in a criminal manner.
the point is simple and obvious. but that comparison is more of an apology for the irs to make it appear to be only a slight and inconsequential.
You're casting the gravity of this in a most favoruable light. When it deserves the most harsh of illumination.
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Re: The IRS should be investigating Tea Party groups
by The Comrade » Sat May 18, 2013 6:03 pm
i see we all still have problems understanding analogies.
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