Another thread on flip flops has nothing to do with this one. Flip flops has nothing to do with tax fraud. Got it? Good. Concluded? great.
So you're saying you don't know about something but that you're right? When do you ever back down? There are numerous ways to pay upfront. People prefer cash to keep it off the books. You said you don't know about it so please just shutup already and stop commenting.
What's outrageous is you have no concept of what an analogy is. I didn't say paying with cash is akin to murder. You did because you have difficulty understanding what an analogy is. Obviously you're not the brightest. Whether that's nurture or nature, I don't know. Honestly I don't care.
Please put me on ignore bumpkin.
-Rudey
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Originally Posted by AlphaGamUGAAlum
My original jerky remark was returning the favor of your having called me retarded in another thread about ugly flip-flops. Did you even see the unedited version? By your standards, I don't it even would have made an impression.
But even so, it's hard to think that my deletion of a rude comment somehow invalidates the fact that you're insulting as your basic MO on GC. Work it out as a syllogism and see. There's no way to arrive at that conclusion logically, is there?
I still don't think my original suggestion that a business might like cash upfront for reasons other than tax evasion was ridiculous. (I concede that I have no idea what percentage of business prefer cash up front strictly because they want to avoid taxes, but I bet you don't either.)
Nor did I at any time defend tax evasion.
It's interesting on a scale of pure outrageousness that you've tried to make avoiding paying taxes morally equivalent to committing murder and perpetrating violence in the diamond trade, but I'm sure your logical and thoughtful presentation convinced everyone reading the thread. Surely you must also believe that going 10 miles over the speed limit on the highway is just like selling heroin to school children.
I'm going to pretend I don't see any of your comments in the future and we'll both be happier.
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