This is what we’re up against in Texas

Nov 10, 2021 5:06 PM

There’s so much misinformation here in just 4 sentences. It feels like a full time job trying to keep friends and family informed, and aware of how much propaganda is being fed to them.

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but but but BIG BIRD PROPAGANDA

4 years ago | Likes 24 Dislikes 2

It IS a full time job. All it takes is a stupid meme to give them a bad idea, then it takes hours of explaining why the meme is a lie.

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My circle of people to try and keep informed keeps getting smaller. I don’t have the energy anymore.

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They did try to get everyone's bank transactions reported to the IRS and only got stopped due to the public attention.

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Factually wrong. You should look into these things before deep-throating right-wing propaganda.

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Everyone in the US is likely to have transactions over $600. This targeting everyone for the data scrape.

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It's not tracking transactions of $600. It's asking for a net difference in accounts that have upwards of $600. This data wouldn't (1)

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include ANY information on specific transactions. It's a way to ensure income is being accurately reported. (2/2)

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But, thank you for being an example of what the OP is trying to show.

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Notification of inflows and outflows exceeding $600 is what they proposed. That's effectively everyones accounts in the US.

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The official wording was anytime something triggers a $600 difference in the account it would be reported. Ask yourself who that targets.

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Reporting a transaction and having access to an account are not even close to the same thing.

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Cool. Didn't say access.

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Incorrect. Technically they only wanted banks to report multiple transactions of over 600$ at a time. Not "everyones".

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Which is nearly everyone's account of not everyone's account ar some point during the year. And a stupidly low number to target millionairs.

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You do multiple transactions of 600 at a time? Must be nice....

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Not at a time. ANY time there was a 600 dollar change to an account.

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Wrong.

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No, not it isn't. Dozens of transfers in or out of your account, each totaling more than 600$ at a time? No, not normal.

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Quote the BILL, not a news article.

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