Question: What will happen to the IRS Employees if the IRS is dismantled?
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Dustancostine
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Paul should say:
We are going to send them to Gitmo!
We are going to send them to Gitmo!
Johnnybags
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Givemelibertyor.....
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There's a ton of day labor places around town. That's a good place to start.
Do some of those jobs "American's won't do."
Do some of those jobs "American's won't do."
JosephTheLibertarian
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They will join the American economy, what do you think?
They'll make a lot more money in the private sector. The IRS sweeps 15% of the American economy into waste, fraud, and malinvestment. Once that money is put back into providing products and services that people actually want instead of bullshit programs that don't help anyone and only serve to get CFR-controlled congresscritters elected, EVERYONE will have more money than they had before. A lot more.
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I've posted this before, I'll post it again.
1) The released workers means that the government no longer needs to pay their salaries.
2) The money saved from what would have been spent on the salaries stays in general revenue.
3) More funds in general revenue, if we hodl our government accountable, means that gov't debt can be paid off or taxes can be cut.
4a) Assuming taxes are cut, the money stays in the economy.
4b) Assuming debt is paid off, that means the government saves more money by not having to pay the interest on that debt, which means they need less revenue the next year so that taxes can be cut; the money goes back into the economy, and the tax cuts on top of that leave more money in the economy.
5) That additional money in the economy creates jobs.
6) Guess who is sitting on their couch ready to fill those new jobs: the old IRS employees!
Simply point to WWII G.I.s as an example of how readily the economy reabsorbs government workers.
1) The released workers means that the government no longer needs to pay their salaries.
2) The money saved from what would have been spent on the salaries stays in general revenue.
3) More funds in general revenue, if we hodl our government accountable, means that gov't debt can be paid off or taxes can be cut.
4a) Assuming taxes are cut, the money stays in the economy.
4b) Assuming debt is paid off, that means the government saves more money by not having to pay the interest on that debt, which means they need less revenue the next year so that taxes can be cut; the money goes back into the economy, and the tax cuts on top of that leave more money in the economy.
5) That additional money in the economy creates jobs.
6) Guess who is sitting on their couch ready to fill those new jobs: the old IRS employees!
Simply point to WWII G.I.s as an example of how readily the economy reabsorbs government workers.
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bygone
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This American has done those jobs. They can do it too.
I would think they could find employment; even if it meant learning new skills. The jobs the IRS provides are not a reason to keep it.
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They will most likely have the same thing happen to them as what will happen to me, lose their job. Even though I do not work for one of the government agencies Ron talks about getting rid of, I wouldnt put it past him to eliminate my gov job.
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Get Honest Work.
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There is a massive shortage of workers in the accounting industry. IRS people deal with accounting all day long, and angry people all day long---I have no doubt they'll find great jobs in the private sector given that they are capable of dealing with irate people all the time.
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Well I would assume the income tax cut would create thousands of jobs.
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Kill two birds with one stone
no need for an AGS jobs bill or seasonal migrant workers. They can pick the lettuce no American will pick. Problem solved. Congress can go back to building the fence.
no need for an AGS jobs bill or seasonal migrant workers. They can pick the lettuce no American will pick. Problem solved. Congress can go back to building the fence.
Does he expect that the IRS employees are so incompetent that they remain eternally unemployed and starve?
Why worry about them? We've had massive layoffs in the auto, textile, manufacturing, steel, and countless other industries for decades. Yet, we have an unemployment rate a fraction of those that many European countries like France and Germany have- and they're the ones who have government policies protecting jobs. I think it's been shown clearly enough that our economy recycles labor and will accept any IRS employees soon enough. With the income tax gone, I can only assume that we would create more jobs for those poor Feds.
Why worry about them? We've had massive layoffs in the auto, textile, manufacturing, steel, and countless other industries for decades. Yet, we have an unemployment rate a fraction of those that many European countries like France and Germany have- and they're the ones who have government policies protecting jobs. I think it's been shown clearly enough that our economy recycles labor and will accept any IRS employees soon enough. With the income tax gone, I can only assume that we would create more jobs for those poor Feds.
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