Canna Sylvan
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Heh, what did the judge do to you?
Chic-fil-a is kicking some butt!
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Moses Mobetta
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There were several judges we picketed at home. Discriminatory practices they engaged in, not adhering to the rule of law, legislating fom the bench, treating victims like guilty defendants. Allowing a murderer to go out on bail never to be seen again. These judges were terrible. We picketed them at home. The police were usually called. Only once was anyone arrested but later they were released without charges. They didn't care for us much but came around after a while. Some were later sued but given immunity.
lifegoesonbrah
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Rob Roy
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I'm glad you are against taking things that don't belong to you. That's commendable. I can't understand why you support other situations where things are taken from people against their will....seems contradictory.
MuyLocoNC
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Can't possibly be as bad as the Burger King tacos that appeared about 8 years ago. Take a half cheeseburger patty, a half slice of cheese and some lettuce, stick it in an awful, stale taco shell and VOILA!
Taco Bell Rules!
UncleBuck
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no one has ever been forced to sign a W4. your argument is over before it begins.
InCognition
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They must have big balls.
at least they got the balls to stand up for what they believe in.... unlike all the
politically.correct people ,just saying what people want to hear
They are basically screaming "HEY LOOK AT ME! I'M A BIG FUCKING BIGOT! MY GOOD-WILLED RELIGION IS MAKING ME SPREAD HATE! HATE IS GOOD, WAIT, NO IT'S NOT! LOOK AT ME! I'M SUCH A GREAT FUCKING PERSON AREN'T I! BY THE WAY I FUCKING HATE YOU, YOU FUCKING QUEERS, NOW LET ME GET BACK TO CHURCH SO I CAN SPREAD SOME MORE GOOD & HAPPINESS! FUCK YES! I'M SO GOOD & HAPPY YOU STUPID FUCKS! OH FUCK YOU BY THE WAY FOR YOUR SINS! I'M THE CHILD OF GOD! FUCK YES! ALL DUE PRAISE TO BIGOTRY AND IT'S GOD! AMERICA & JESUS FUCKING HATES YOU! LOOK I'M A GOOD-SPIRITED PERSON & MY RELIGION TELLS ME SO, SO FUCK YOU!"
InCognition
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I just knew I was a bit smarter than you Buck.
I got a 1500 on my SAT. For shits & giggles, I took another one the next summer, in an optional "SAT prep" class, and scored a 1480 on that one.
In a similar situation, I scored just as well when I was enrolled in Sylvan "learning center". They issued me 2 SAT's in which I scored 1450 on the first, and a 1510 on the next. After they realized the scores I got, they looked at me like "why the fuck is this kid in here?" LOL.
This was when SAT's were based off a 1600 point total. Oh how I know you want to make a comment regarding the new, 2400 point cap....
I also managed to squeeze an 87% on my state's math finals, when over 85% of my class failed the finals. The funny thing is I was stuck in the "slow math" class during that time-frame. All the students had to take the same, state, math-exam though.
When I heard the news regarding 85% of the class failing, and that the state had to revise the test, because it was too difficult, I was thinking to myself "how's that slow-math for you stupid fucks?" LOL.
Correct me on some more spelling mistakes though when you see them, even if it makes you think you're actually smarter than me. I probably made some in this post. And again, thanks for the ego-boost.
Rob Roy
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Ahem....the threat of force is very apparent if a person DOESN'T comply with many of their means of monetary extracion. The eventuality of force being used for noncompliance is also very real.
If a "service provider" relies upon the use of or threat of force to compel "customers" , it is not a service. In a true customer - service provider realtionship, a consensual agreement is necessary which outlines the obligations of both sides of the agreement. I think your argument relies upon an inconsistent leap of faith, that somehow "government services" are magically able to be exempt from consensual arrangements... I don't believe in that kind of magic. Which other kinds of "service providers" can force their "customers" to use them and only them and to pay for that which a person does not use or want ?
alley.walker
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Oh whats the matter little liberals? Your little "Kiss In" wasn't even reported on because it was such a miserable flop? Who wants to watch 2 hairy dudes sucking face?
But I got a question for all ya libs.. Would you ride the "Tunnel of Love" the day after Gay Pride Day at an amusement park?
But I got a question for all ya libs.. Would you ride the "Tunnel of Love" the day after Gay Pride Day at an amusement park?
UncleBuck
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so, in all your masturbatory theory, you have still failed to show a single case of someone being forced against their will to put their signature on a W4. so you still lose.
UncleBuck
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your post is further evidence that there are a lot more bigots than there are gay people.
True, but look what not filing can get you!
"For each year a taxpayer does not file a return, the penalty can include a fine of up to $25,000 and a prison sentence of up to one year. If the IRS can demonstrate that the individual or company willfully did not file in an attempt to evade taxation, the IRS can pursue a felony conviction, which could include a fine of up to $100,000 and a maximum prison sentence of five years."
Did you know you can also refuse a blood alcohol test?
Looks like you never had an argument!
UncleBuck
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implied consent has to do with operating an automobile, which is a privilege, not a right.
still haven't found anyone ever who has been forced to sign a W4. it is voluntary.
Not sure if you have to sign W4 but then again, that's not a tax return, is it!
Rob Roy is not talking about W4s LOL, he's talking about the government forcefully taxing Americans, that would be signing a tax return, not a W4.
UncleBuck
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you have to voluntarily sign a W4 to suffer the brutal indignity of income taxes.
ChesusRice
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Moses Mobetta
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Look just try not signing the W-4 and see how fast you don't have a job. I tried it once and was not only called back to the owners office but he told me he wasn't paying me. After an argument I left. He called me the next day and paid me cash for the measly little bit I worked around 50 bucks. No you do not have to sign one, if thats your choice I hope you go out looking for cash jobs to work cause employers can't hire you.
Moses Mobetta
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I have to photocopy all employees ID's and staple it to my copy of their tax form. If I do not do this and get audited - say their SS# doesn't match the form - the IRS can charge me 3x what the persons taxes would have been in penalties.