dukeofbaja
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Jail for not buying health insurance or paying the fine is something I will have to see to believe. Let's check back on this one in another 4-5 years or so...
47% of Tea Baggers dont pay federal taxes hypocrisy insues
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Patrick Bateman
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Please specify where in the bill it says people who do not purchase health insurance will face jail time
kendothegreenwizard
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Prosecution is authorized under the Internal revenue code for a variety of offense. Depending on the level of non-compliance, the following penalties could apply to the individual.
Section 7203 - misdemeanor wilful failure to pay is punishable by a fine of up to $25,000 and/or imprisonment of up to one year.
Section 7201 - felony wilful evasion is punishable by a fine of up to $250,000 and/or imprisonment of up to five years.
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Section 7203 - misdemeanor wilful failure to pay is punishable by a fine of up to $25,000 and/or imprisonment of up to one year.
Section 7201 - felony wilful evasion is punishable by a fine of up to $250,000 and/or imprisonment of up to five years.
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kendothegreenwizard
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As I said prior. When ones party of choice ventures Jail time for non-compliance it is brushed aside.
dukeofbaja
New Member
So you can go to jail for ignoring the IRS? Yawn....old news
CrackerJax
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Guys... read the papers.... it's all over the news.... the states are balking at the MANDATES.... the ones the supposedly don't exist in your own minds.
lawdy....
lawdy....
Mr.KushMan
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HOLY FUCK!!!!
I didn't ever hear that little tid bit! I mean it doesn't effect me, but I feel I a fairly informed.
As I say, and will once again, a law is the admittance the social structure has failed. If you need to jail people, which increasingly becomes the case, you are screaming to the public that "they failed before me, and I fail for you."
Think about if people just studied how they wanted, went to the schools they wanted, practice with logic and deliberation as our state of science allows us. The hunter gatherer societies were very much egalitarian, they saw each other as components of the same device. I like the analogy of the watch, each person being a gear not receiving more energy than is necessary to turn the first cog.
I also like to say when people bring up the watchmaker analogy as a proof of science not working, and I respond,
"Doth the watchmaker not wear his own watch!" - Mr.KushMan
Peace
I didn't ever hear that little tid bit! I mean it doesn't effect me, but I feel I a fairly informed.
As I say, and will once again, a law is the admittance the social structure has failed. If you need to jail people, which increasingly becomes the case, you are screaming to the public that "they failed before me, and I fail for you."
Think about if people just studied how they wanted, went to the schools they wanted, practice with logic and deliberation as our state of science allows us. The hunter gatherer societies were very much egalitarian, they saw each other as components of the same device. I like the analogy of the watch, each person being a gear not receiving more energy than is necessary to turn the first cog.
I also like to say when people bring up the watchmaker analogy as a proof of science not working, and I respond,
"Doth the watchmaker not wear his own watch!" - Mr.KushMan
Peace
CrackerJax
New Member
As soon as man stayed put and farmed... that was the beginning of the end. Archeologists can find no trace of war when Man were strictly Hunters. Friction....sure.... but not war. Fences breed contempt and selfishness.
Mr.KushMan
Well-Known Member
Very succinct! That makes tons of sense.
So what I proposed on the other thread makes more than enough sense.
Peace
CrackerJax
New Member
By the way... my properties are fenced with barbed wire... LoL...
dukeofbaja
New Member
You could claim your religion prohibits medical care besides prayer and get out of the fine legally (I would think, don't quote me on that!)
Are you saying that if I choose not to purchase health care I will get fined?
And now when I get fined I can choose not to pay the fine with no repercussions?
Really?
CrackerJax
New Member
and you think that makes a lick of sense? You're easily hoodwinked....
jeffchr
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Tell me, how am I hoodwinked. (This ought to be good.)
kendothegreenwizard
Active Member
Show your proof of this then if you are correct.
jeffchr
Well-Known Member
i think there is a religious "out" - not sure of the exact details
CrackerJax
New Member
I ask if it makes sense to you..... lol
so there is a MANDATE.... and if you don't follow the mandate....you get fined... if you don't pay the fine...nothing happens...
Your words..... now you think that sounds like the truth??!!! LOL...oh my.
kendothegreenwizard
Active Member
Here is what the provisions of the bill says.
Failure to pay the Mandated healthcare insurance subjects one to Criminal penalties
Failure to pay the Mandated healthcare insurance subjects one to Criminal penalties
Prosecution is authorized under the Internal revenue code for a variety of offense. Depending on the level of non-compliance, the following penalties could apply to the individual.
Section 7203 - misdemeanor wilful failure to pay is punishable by a fine of up to $25,000 and/or imprisonment of up to one year.
Section 7201 - felony wilful evasion is punishable by a fine of up to $250,000 and/or imprisonment of up to five years
PLease post the evidence you have that refutes this.
Section 7203 - misdemeanor wilful failure to pay is punishable by a fine of up to $25,000 and/or imprisonment of up to one year.
Section 7201 - felony wilful evasion is punishable by a fine of up to $250,000 and/or imprisonment of up to five years
PLease post the evidence you have that refutes this.
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