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08/14/09
Do you have a better idea to support the government and all the services it provides for us, including the safety that allows us to live our daily lives? Perhaps the government should just print extra money, right? lol.
Or maybe, there should be an honor system. We all put the taxes we owe into a box anonymously, because we know that people would always follow that system.
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Not that this matters to me personally. I don't stand to inherit much of anything except some of the life insurance that will be split among 3 children (after funerals are paid off) which may help me a bit with my student loans, but won't exactly make me rich.
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Income and inheritance taxes collect from large pools of money which would otherwise not be in circulation. And considering how much money you have to have to even qualify for the inheritance tax, I don't really have any sympathy for anyone affected by it - boo hoo, Meghan McCain might have to get a job (not really. She'll just have survive on half of more money than your entire extended family will ever see in all their lives, combined, times a million.)
08/14/09
There are only two things certain in Second Life:
Yiffing and taxes.
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This is like finding out the gov is doing market campaigns in the back of Porn DVD's !
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Now if the IRS started putting ads on those free video sites, they may have something.
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"And now you know..."
"And knowing is half the battle!"
G.I. JOE!
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@Slust:
This isn't a demotivational, but I may as well put in this Facepalm.jpg I made in Notepad. :P
Also, the size might possibly be a lil' too small (Until this post comes for viewing), but, who cares?
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I will echo what Bialia said.
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Start up a WOW raid group with IRS recruiters.
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08/14/09
Robin: "Holy tax-exemption, Batman!"
Or,
Joker: "Why so serious, with your economic policy?"
Lastly,
Batman: "They told me there was nothing out there, nothing to fear. But the night my parents were murdered I caught a glimpse of something. I've looked for it ever since. I went around the world, searched in all the shadows. And there is something out there in the darkness, something terrifying, something that will not stop until it gets revenge... The IRS."
08/14/09
I envision a cackling, shadowy figure, deep red coals, and searing flesh.
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That's the sign on bonus. It used to be a lot lower. I remember they raised it to $10,000 a couple years back and now it's 20 or 30. Who knows what it was before that...
All I know is that right when I walked into a National Guard base they have a huge check on the wall that says "$20,000" and "Your name here!". lol
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Looking at the game in review, the game was fun, but I never remembered MOUT training being what they showed on there. (Then again, when did I expect a game to be 100% real?)
No less, AA2 exists and should still be available for download.
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I know, I know. Haha. Surprisingly tho, it's a pretty good tactical shooter. It's closer to Rainbow Six: Ravenshield than it is Call of Duty 4.
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Unreal Engine 3 action!