Posted on 01/28/2022 9:52:00 PM PST by SeekAndFind
The IRS, the Irelevant Revenue Service, only exists to punish working people for the crime of building America while all the losers, ie victims, sit on their asses whinging and complaining with their money groubing hands out showing everyone they don’t have a steak on their plate, that they so righteously believe they should have, for being worthless do nothings!
Victims are losers and should be treated as such instead of being praise for their victimhood.
No. BLM is a ghost agency of the Democrat Party. The IRS will leave BLM alone.
60 million that needs to be used for reparations to business owners and loss salaries of those burned to the ground by these animals
Beat me to it. IRS and BLM play for the same team.
April 2017:
. Black Lives Matter March on Seattle 2.0: “We are in a tax system that does not value people of color and black people … We also DEMAND Donald J. Trump to release his tax return …”
Be sure that 60 million is taxed.
Yeah like the IRS is going to go after BLM. The IRS is too busy taking down small businesses to bother.
Their tax consultant is Al Sharpton.
You can be danm sure the irs knows about it, and has been ordered to give them a free pass.
The money is long gone and I do mean long gone.
Most likely it is a US federal government department, like the CIA, FBI, or State Department.
I’m sure the IRS will investigate as they pay people income and never pay taxes.
Check the beaches in the Bahamas for what looks like humpback whales sunning themselves and drinking “hurricanes” with little umbrellas in the glass on the beach. That’s where you’ll find the BLM mamas.
How usual
Maybe they used the money to pay Al’s back taxes…
They should get Al Sharpton to do their taxes. The IRS wont go after him even tough he has engaged in tax fraud.
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