Cash For Clunkers Options

[superstitious]

I've been hearing a lot of buzz on this lately, even though this isn't exactly a new news item.

For those of you who are well read on the subject, what do you think? The concept of trading a vehicle in for a more fuel efficient vehicle makes sense, but is the price of a pretty expensive bill worth it? How acceptable do you find destroying working vehicles for an up to $4,500 voucher and better fuel efficiency? Is this the best economical decision for the average consumer? How do you think car sales will be affected? Obviously sales will increase, but will funds run out too quickly for the increase in sales to last?

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[heyo-captain-jac...]

That doesn't make tax evasion any less of a federal offense.

Also, if you don't want taxes, move to Ethiopia.

[illriginal]

That doesn't make tax evasion any less of a federal offense.

Also, if you don't want taxes, move to Ethiopia.

What exactly do you know (not computers, definitely not the Constitution)? Only uneducated people go to prison for tax evasion, why? Because they don't understand the Constitution.. or their lawyers don't. That's why "I" am tryin to figure out "how" I can avoid taxes "Constitutionally... or in other words legally".


The reason why I'm avoiding taxes is so that all the free loaders can stay off my money, along with 10s of thousands of more Americans who refuse this sort of taxation.

Eh.. I'm done with the thread. Off topic just a tad becomes obliviously off topic.