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Sorry for the doublepost btw, it wasn't showing up as posted at first for some reason. Mods delete the other one plz.

As much I hate immodesty as the next guy, the government shouldn't intervene with the internet. The web as a whole was so much better without the corruption of a few. now we all suffer

>>732476

It’s not the government getting involved with the internet, it’s that the girls are evading reporting their income tax when they don’t pay taxes on their camgirl donations

>>732476

>the government shouldn't intervene with the internet

That isn't what this is about. It's about thots evading tax.

>>732471

>Sorry for the doublepost btw

triple post actually >>732473 and >>732470

>whores avoiding tax

Seems about right. Once you've committed one crime, why not a few dozen?

>>732476

So, gubment shouldn't internet, but corporations who laid waste to this anarchic freeworld by setting all the rules for their own benefit should?

Everybody but citizenry should fug off. That means you too, facebook.

t. Internet Liberation Front

God will judge the whores, it is not my job to interfere with them. I will only pray for them, knowing that the payment for sin is death.

Render unto Caesar, harlots.

thots cause a lot of harm, they are at the front of teaching young girls to be promiscuous, have abortions, etc girls are very sexually immoral and nobody says anything about them, in fact they encourage them and sex work is celebrated as some kind of good thing today,

this is about sending a message, remember what we are fighting for, it is for the love of women that men do this, you see how they react, the wrong people are getting angry because of this and it reminds me that "When justice is done, it is a joy to the righteous, but dismay to evildoers."

>>732471

>Been a troll all my life

>This happen

Should I fight my troll nature or is this my higher calling?

Although I think taxation is still theft, I still agree with physically removing thots for obvious reasons.

>>732624

Hey, nothing wrong with making progressives live up to their own standards.

>>732619

If a THOT gets reported and the IRS collects on their beta bucks, you get a 30% cut of the action.

I fully applaud this. I wish we could ban porn too.

I hate sexual immorality more than I hate usury, and usury is pretty bad already.

If I wanted to crack down on camwhoring, I don't think Christians should do it through taxes. That's a weasel-ish way of going about things. Attack it directly and speak of alternatives and call people to repent. Taxes won't do that. It'll just give you smug self-satisfaction, at best.. but it does nothing for them.

IRS is the first government funded thot-patrol

>>732715

Since when do taxes get involved when cracking down on murder? I don't understand this. You can simply report it directly. You're wasting a good meme on me.

If you want to want to rely on the State to remove the number of thots, I'm not going to stop you. But I'd prefer them actually getting a direct message, instead of hiding behind some other entity, and never telling them why I think they should change.

>>732702

Hey, tax evasion is how they nailed Al Capone. If it disincentivizes prostitution it's good. And we all have to pay taxes, why should they not at least be held to the same standard as us? Nothing is stopping you from also directly verbally condemning the behavior and calling everyone involved to repentance, and you should be doing that anyway. The fact is that the government is not going to do anything directly about this, so we do what we can indirectly.

Some of these women are really wrecking families. Like if you've heard of 'findom'… Don't Google it, but it's a financial version of femdom (female dominance) where the humiliation of being blackmailed and giving women absurd amounts of money is fetishized. The guys are idiots for getting involved with it, but some of them have wives and families who pay the price. Also it can easily turn from 'consensual' blackmail to actual blackmail.

>>732724

I see it as perfectly legitimate to use the tools the Lord Our God has made, keeping in mind that all authorities of the world were installed by him.

Don't be led astray into thinking that the Police is something the Lord wouldn't make. I know many of them are corrupt, but that doesn't affect the concept.

>>732744

I'm not denying the good use of police. Don't get me wrong.

You're focusing on this as maybe a form of protecting society, I guess? I'm more concerned with the people involved themselves. So while you might be protecting the law, I wouldn't feel I was doing anything productive as far as preaching the gospel. No one would be hearing anything from me directly this way. Even worse, apparently you get a reward for reporting people. So it's profit. Not for me.

>>732745

Think about the naive girls who think this might be an easy way to make money, and then hear that women are getting in trouble for it. It could keep them away from this life.

>>732749

You have a good point there. Preventive measures are just as important as corrective.

>>732755

Thanks for posting this

When justice is done, it brings joy to the righteous but terror to evildoers. (Proverbs 21:15)

>>732753

You bring up an interesting point, Snapchat should be tracking tax that is due to the government and they've been negligent in performing this duty