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 Posted: Sat Aug 23, 2008 6:30 pm
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Posted: Sat Aug 23, 2008 6:53 pm
WTF? D< What was the point of that? "We, teh governments, r not makin ne muneez off ur efforts, there4, we do not allowz! BANHAMMER! Smite! Doom! Gimme so I can take some and give some to other people so they'll vote for me again!"
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Posted: Sat Aug 23, 2008 6:55 pm
bluecherry
WTF? D< What was the point of that? "We, teh governments, r not makin ne muneez off ur efforts, there4, we do not allowz! BANHAMMER! Smite! Doom! Gimme so I can take some and give some to other people so they'll vote for me again!"Oh! You are so right in your analysis there... bribing people with their own tax money. confused mad
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Posted: Sat Aug 23, 2008 6:59 pm
Not even always their own tax money (which is deceitful enough, forcing people to give you their money and then trying to pass yourself off as SO caring about them and their welfare and acting in THEIR best interests so you give them paper work to fill out to try to get some of it back,) often other people's tax money.
Are these "officials" just drunk on power or what? :/ "There's nothing that says I can't 'regulate' it, so I think I will." "Another place I can force people to do as I say? surprised Hooray!"
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Posted: Sat Aug 23, 2008 7:05 pm
bluecherry
Not even always their own tax money (which is deceitful enough, forcing people to give you their money and then trying to pass yourself off as SO caring about them and their welfare and acting in THEIR best interests so you give them paper work to fill out to try to get some of it back,) often other people's tax money. *nods* True. Though I tend to think that no one manages to avoid taxes altogether thanks to sales tax.
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Posted: Sat Aug 23, 2008 7:08 pm
engineer-of-doom bluecherry
Not even always their own tax money (which is deceitful enough, forcing people to give you their money and then trying to pass yourself off as SO caring about them and their welfare and acting in THEIR best interests so you give them paper work to fill out to try to get some of it back,) often other people's tax money. *nods* True. Though I tend to think that no one manages to avoid taxes altogether thanks to sales tax.
Well, there are some people who maybe live lives on black market internet bananas and growing their own cotton in a hydroponic basement farm to then spin into thread to then weave into cloth to then make into clothing . . . . Or who make their entire living as a beggar. Maybe . . . Or thieves, there's them too if they somehow steal everything, like suppose somebody secretly was living in a superwalmart, stealing stuff at night, never getting caught for a long time since they never took anything out of the store and knew how to avoid cameras.
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Posted: Sat Aug 23, 2008 8:02 pm
bluecherry engineer-of-doom bluecherry
Not even always their own tax money (which is deceitful enough, forcing people to give you their money and then trying to pass yourself off as SO caring about them and their welfare and acting in THEIR best interests so you give them paper work to fill out to try to get some of it back,) often other people's tax money. *nods* True. Though I tend to think that no one manages to avoid taxes altogether thanks to sales tax.
Well, there are some people who maybe live lives on black market internet bananas and growing their own cotton in a hydroponic basement farm to then spin into thread to then weave into cloth to then make into clothing . . . . Or who make their entire living as a beggar. Maybe . . . Or thieves, there's them too if they somehow steal everything, like suppose somebody secretly was living in a superwalmart, stealing stuff at night, never getting caught for a long time since they never took anything out of the store and knew how to avoid cameras. Point taken... One could manage to do it, but wow, it would be a lot of work to get out of the system. I just think it's really messed up that kids can't sell vegetables anymore... I remember when I did. 3nodding
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Posted: Sun Aug 24, 2008 1:27 pm
Ugh... that's just jacked up. I can understand them making sure it follows health codes, but shutting it down like that? Just plain stupid.
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Posted: Mon Aug 25, 2008 6:51 am
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Posted: Mon Aug 25, 2008 12:08 pm
Completely ridiculous, they're just kids. The government is full of greedy bastards who seemingly don't want anyone making a couple bucks without them having their little piece of the pie too. What kind of world do we live in??
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Posted: Wed Aug 27, 2008 12:25 pm
This is pretty ridiculous, but I can imagine a funny motivational picture inspired by this.
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