How is it a mistake? It makes tax dodging easier and reduces the ability of the IRS to run audits. Seems intentional to me.
this post was submitted on 24 Feb 2025
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yeah it's a "mistake" definitely, they just weren't thinking and did a little oopsy poopsy, nothing malicious to worry about, just a little whoopsie doodlerino
Yeah I fucking hate this stupidity/incompetence rethoric. We're way past all that: this is all done with intentional malice. Hell, the malice is the main motivator for these people.
Well the NYT can't call fascist takeover what it is, that wouldn't be "fit to print" as their money lies in service of power.
in service of power.
"THEY GARGLE RICH NUTSACK!"
Same thing, really.
Its like watching the fall of Rome
I'm still waiting to see a Republican Senator replaced by a horse
Sharpiegate was already analogous to Caligula declaring war on the sea.
I'd love to see the look of people's faces celebrating this when they realize they still need to pay taxes and the process is going to become much more annoying due to IRS being understaffed