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Wonder how this affects the day labor guys? A lot of those guys prefer taking Venmo instead of being paid cash because cash was too dangerous to be carrying in the neighborhoods they live in.
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So in effect they mildly inconvenience those who use the system to avoid taxes. The gig workers that have been using Venmo will go back to cash. So will the illegals, sex workers, drug dealers, etc… making their lives more dangerous…
In return, @George-K now has to have receipts for the 14 old items that he sold on Marketplace to prove he didn’t make a profit (I’m sure he has the receipt from that toaster he bought in 2006, right?) and now has a 14 new tax forms that he has to file. Of course, as that get’s multiplied across millions of Americans it overloads the IRS, requiring them to hire on thousands more employees and becoming even more bloated and inefficient:
Yay government.
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I hope folks remember where this tsunami of crap came from and vote accordingly. The only way to fix the Democrat Party is to break it.
Always remember, Operation Valkyrie was an act of sedition.
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@jon-nyc said in Peer-to-peer:
I pay my son’s Spanish teacher using Venmo. Might have to change that now.
Like I said, very little tax dollars will be raised and thanks to to the sheer bureaucracy that will be necessary to administer this plan, it will likely be a net negative…
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@jolly said in Peer-to-peer:
The only way to fix the Democrat Party is to break it.
I'm game...
Or beat them at their own game.
I'd be glad to go to 10 or 20 counties and vote, if ID is not required and my votes can't be traced back to me.
I'd be glad to stuff drop boxes with 1000's of ballots that can't be traced back to a legit voter. And I'll recruit 1000's of my friends to do the same.
I'd be glad to play the voting game the democrats do, if that's the name of the game. If those are the rules, count me in to play it, and play it better than the democrats do.
We have the freedom to choose our actions, but we do not get to choose our consequences.
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It's such short-sighted thinking. "If we do this, everyone will comply and we'll get SO MUCH money!". No, what will happen is you will increase overhead for financial institutions and cripple the march toward a cashless economy. As I said when PayPal starts asking for my SSN is when I cancel my account.
“I am fond of pigs. Dogs look up to us. Cats look down on us. Pigs treat us as equals.” ~Winston S. Churchill
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@mik said in Peer-to-peer:
It's such short-sighted thinking. "If we do this, everyone will comply and we'll get SO MUCH money!". No, what will happen is you will increase overhead for financial institutions and cripple the march toward a cashless economy. As I said when PayPal starts asking for my SSN is when I cancel my account.
They already are. Karla had to open an account last week for her business.
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@improviso said in Peer-to-peer:
@jolly said in Peer-to-peer:
The only way to fix the Democrat Party is to break it.
I'm game...
Or beat them at their own game.
I'd be glad to go to 10 or 20 counties and vote, if ID is not required and my votes can't be traced back to me.
I'd be glad to stuff drop boxes with 1000's of ballots that can't be traced back to a legit voter. And I'll recruit 1000's of my friends to do the same.
I'd be glad to play the voting game the democrats do, if that's the name of the game. If those are the rules, count me in to play it, and play it better than the democrats do.
For years, I kidded "she who shall not be named" the only reason I voted was to cancel out her democrat vote.
I'm retired. I have the time. I'd be glad to do that on a MASSIVE scale. It would bring me great pleasure. Just say the word.
We have the freedom to choose our actions, but we do not get to choose our consequences.
Yes, there are two paths you can go by, but in the long run, there's still time to change the road you're on. -
@improviso said in Peer-to-peer:
@improviso said in Peer-to-peer:
@jolly said in Peer-to-peer:
The only way to fix the Democrat Party is to break it.
I'm game...
Or beat them at their own game.
I'd be glad to go to 10 or 20 counties and vote, if ID is not required and my votes can't be traced back to me.
I'd be glad to stuff drop boxes with 1000's of ballots that can't be traced back to a legit voter. And I'll recruit 1000's of my friends to do the same.
I'd be glad to play the voting game the democrats do, if that's the name of the game. If those are the rules, count me in to play it, and play it better than the democrats do.
For years, I kidded "she who shall not be named" the only reason I voted was to cancel out her democrat vote.
I'm retired. I have the time. I'd be glad to do that on a MASSIVE scale. It would bring me great pleasure. Just say the word.
Go.
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@improviso What I don't understand, is that in poll after poll, a vast majority of Americans are for voter ID.
Yet, doing away with it is a perpetual Dem issue.
If you don't have election integrity, you don't have a Republic.
Always remember, Operation Valkyrie was an act of sedition.
Warning: I post things that interest me. Read and comment at your own discretion. -
@jolly said in Peer-to-peer:
What I don't understand, is that in poll after poll, a vast majority of Americans are for voter ID.
Yet, doing away with it is a perpetual Dem issue.
If you don't have election integrity, you don't have a Republic.I don't get it either.
The only reason I can think of is they felt it benefited them.
Remember the left having no problem deporting Cubans back to
Cuba? That's because polls showed they overwhelmingly supported conservative policies and would probably vote conservative, if they could vote. Dem's wanted nothing to do with that.
