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Possible Manifesto of the Texas Kamikaze
by SixofNine 146 Replies latest jw friends
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Robdar
Purps, I give you a standing ovation! Well said, my friend. Well said.
But this guy was crazy, and was an attempted mass killer. That cannot be excused by some perception that the government is wrong about tax law.
Change is often chaotic and can be violent. Hell, I was a kid in the 60's but I remember the shit storms.
For crying out loud, it was this government (which he says he hates) that allowed him to own an airplane!
Oh, so they allowed him to own an airplane and so that should make it all better? Puhleeze. Sure, they allowed him to own an airplane but they harrassed him and busted his balls over less than $2000 in back taxes. The IRS harrassed him constantly. And they did it because they are the freaking IRS and can get by with it.
"In 1985, he incorporated Prowess Engineering Inc. in Corona, Calif. In 1994, he failed to file a state tax return and was suspended in 2000 by the tax board. He started Software Systems Service Corp. in Lincoln, Calif., in 1995. That entity was suspended in 2004. Denise Azimi, spokeswoman for the Franchise Tax Board, said Stack did not pay state taxes in 1996 and 2002 — a bill totaling $1,153."
Now, I am not condoning what he did. But I do know an animal will fight back when cornered.
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JWoods
Robdar, I cannot imagine what you meant by that, what you may be thinking, or why on earth you said it.
This nut crashed an airplane into a building full of innocent people just like the 9/11 terrorists, and I think you have attempted to justify it by siding against the IRS.
It was just a good thing it was not a bigger airplane, or that not many people were right at the window where he hit it.
Unbelievable that anybody can turn the blame for this to the IRS, no matter what they may have done in the past which pissed him off.
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BizzyBee
Seems he kept trying to evade paying his taxes and repeatedly got caught by the IRS. What did he expect?
UPDATE: Apparently he took an innocent person with him.
We now know the IRS worker who was killed in the attack on an office building in Austin. He was Vernon Hunter, a 67-year old Revenue Office Manager. He was responsible for collections. His wife, Valerie also works for the IRS and was in the same building when the attack happened. They have six grown children who live outside of Austin and who are flying in to be with their mother.
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hamilcarr
Now, I am not condoning what he did. But I do know an animal will fight back when cornered.
You've described him as the first fiscal conservative martyr.
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Robdar
Every action has a reaction, JWoods. And few of us are truly innocent.
Now then, nobody was killed and not too much damage was done but I guarandamnteeya the training department at the IRS is going to be thinking about the Stack incident when they train their next recruits. It could lead to a kinder, gentler IRS agent.
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JWoods
Every action has a reaction, JWoods. And few of us are truly innocent.
Now then, nobody was killed and not too much damage was done but I guarandamnteeya the training department at the IRS is going to be thinking about the Stack incident when they train their next recruits. It could lead to a kinder, gentler IRS agent.
Plenty of room on the special express crazy-train, I see...
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SixofNine
There is no evidence at this point that he was unduly harassed by the IRS.
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SixofNine
And yeah, a person was killed. Two more hospitalized (likely with burns).
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beksbks
This nut crashed an airplane into a building full of innocent people just like the 9/11 terrorists, and I think you have attempted to justify it by siding against the IRS.
It was just a good thing it was not a bigger airplane, or that not many people were right at the window where he hit it.
Unbelievable that anybody can turn the blame for this to the IRS, no matter what they may have done in the past which pissed him off.
How this guy managed to owe the IRS a mere 2000 bucks but own a plane???