Surely outrage is a good substitute for the legal system?
Zoboomafoo
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Except for the last several years it’s becoming harder to file for free with TurboTax
https://apps.irs.gov/app/freeFile/browse-all-offers/
These just don't advertise as much
As Kirkpatrick described in his own words, the extent of his investigation of whistleblower claims amounted to asking the government’s secret-keepers if a certain illegal program existed. Kirkpatrick’s approach, as astute observers have noted, is roughly akin to asking a mob boss if he is engaging in illegal activity, and subsequently being satisfied with a “no.”
https://thehill.com/opinion/technology/4432225-what-has-happened-to-the-pentagons-former-ufo-hunter/
"Trust in the system" is a resource that needs managing. If the contractor got off lightly, it would erode the trust people have that the IRS will manage their information.
Let alone the fact that a light sentence for a guy who leaked the administration's foe's information would be incredibly corrupt
Read the article dip shit.
I disagree. As commendable as his actions are, he clearly broke a law that is there for a good reason.
I wonder if they'd accept the Pledge of Allegiance as counting for that section
The "narrative" is that theft hurts stores and stealing from stores in low-income areas causes them to close which leads to food deserts
The important message of the article for me was "Crowdfunding is a poor replacement for charity"
"some reason"?
Would you mind elaborating?