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Pretty easy to see what we value as a country. MONEY. Do not tell me we can't afford school security. You have $80 billion going to the IRS. Ukraine has received over $100 billion dollars to date.
No money for a border wall. No money for school security. No money to help vets and the homeless. No money for mental illness.
But hey, what's another $80 billion.....
The Senate on Sunday passed the Inflation Reduction Act, which includes an $80 billion boost to the IRS over a 10-year period, with more than half intended to help the agency crack down on tax evasion. The agency could afford an additional 87,000 employees – more than doubling its current size – with that amount, the Biden administration projected last year.
No money for a border wall. No money for school security. No money to help vets and the homeless. No money for mental illness.
But hey, what's another $80 billion.....
The Senate on Sunday passed the Inflation Reduction Act, which includes an $80 billion boost to the IRS over a 10-year period, with more than half intended to help the agency crack down on tax evasion. The agency could afford an additional 87,000 employees – more than doubling its current size – with that amount, the Biden administration projected last year.
the government will continue to force deficit spending on anything it can get away with, as it gives them power to spend, expand and gain more control while also making the existing debt easier to pay.
since we cut all ties to the gold standard in the early seventies, our debt has roughly doubled every 10 years - think about what that means.... we have to create a lot of debt.
Anytime you hear "projection"..... you know it's all bullshit.
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maybe the government could also do a better job at spending our $$.
Do I think a bloated Federal agency tasked with collecting billions from everyone with no oversight and now buying weapons and ammo while being granted massive expansion is likely to be detrimental to its original responsibility?
Fuck yes
Really?
Tell me more.
While we're here: where's the actual "Inflation Prevention" in their Inflation Recovery Act?
I have been passing this giant place for years and my daughter studies and tracks the invasive spinytail lizards on the property for FGCU. It's a mental health istittute that was shut down like all the rest when the government realized it costs money to hold all these mental health patients in there but they make money off feeding them pills. So they let them all out and profit off the pills and now they all have kids that vote and here we are.
Me? I'm still over here stocking up as quick as possible on the 3-Fs..... Food, Fuel, Firewood.
And, what do they do? They EMPOWER the IRS.
Classic, Bro!
https://www.cbpp.org/research/federal-tax/depletion-of-irs-enforcement-…
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He's a Right Winger?
Hey! I -DID NOT- get that memo!
It's ok to not know things, but you don't have to tell everyone you don't know things.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/theapothecary/2011/10/20/how-a-conservativ…
GOP rejects everything democrats do. GOP says they support veterans but they just all voted against the burn pit act until they were shamed into passing it. You don't understand how politics operates. It's all bullshit and a lot of it isn't logical but you have to learn how the bullshit flows.
It was the same with Merrick Garland and the supreme court. GOP had him as a favorable candidate in years prior for the court but then when Obama appointed him as a nominee they all pushed back against it. Especially when it coming from a black guy they're defiantly going to push back. Like you realize none of the elected GOP actually though Obama wasn't born in the US they were just peddling racist conspiracy theory to terrify the base like they always do with the irrational fear of immigration.
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