BILL AIMS AT IRS TO STRIP THEM OF ALL GUNS & AMMO

[Steal2B]

The "Why Does the IRS Need Guns Act" aims to disarm the US Internal Revenue Service, by prohibiting the commissioner of internal revenue from using funds to either buy, to receive or to store any firearms or ammunition and requiring the transfer of all IRS firearms and ammunition to the Administrator of General Services.

The guns would then be sold or auctioned to licensed dealers and the ammo would be auctioned to the public.

Proceeds of these sales would then go to "the general fund of the Treasury for the sole purpose of deficit reduction," the measure stipulates.

Rep. Barry Moore introduces Why Does the IRS Need Guns Act

Washington D.C. – This week, U.S. Representative Barry Moore (AL-01) introduced the Why Does the IRS Need Guns Act.

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Bill taking aim at IRS would strip agency of guns and ammo

Rep. Barry Moore, R-Ala., and several other House Republicans push the "Why Does the IRS Need Guns Act" that would strip the IRS of firearms and ammunition.

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[repete]

The IRS should NEVER have been authorized to have weapons.

 

[Steal2B]

Hell, history shows this bill will save armed IRS agents from killing other armed IRS agents.

IRS agent accidentally shot, killed by fellow agent during training at Phoenix gun range

IRS officials identified the agent as 47-year-old Patrick Bauer.

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[Depick]

It would be funny to see their guns and ammo taken and auctioned off. The IRS would get a taste of their own medicine.

 

[MikeM]

2agents show up at my office to investigate a client. Investigation took 10 minutes, gun talk about 30. Damn she looked sexy in her black business suit, gold shield and her Sig 226, he carried a glock. I mostly only talked to her. 5.5 tall about 110#

 

[spat]

Hell, history shows this bill will save armed IRS agents from killing other armed IRS agents.

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IRS agent accidentally shot, killed by fellow agent during training at Phoenix gun range

IRS officials identified the agent as 47-year-old Patrick Bauer.

www.azfamily.com

I saw an article that claimed that IRS agents have more negligent discharges than non-negligent ones.

 

[Cooolone]

Shit started after the 2012 NDAA restructure of Gov't agencies which put pretty much every single one under the control of DHS, which subsequently is controlled by the Executive! They armed the Dept of Agriculture then too, automatic weapons, terror response training! For the Corn Watchers! Ridiculous of course!

But here, if Trump announced adding 86,000 agents to an acronym agency and word got out that 1/3 would be armed... They'd call it the SS! And not the Secret Service! Amazing isn't it!

But yeah... Disband that group of merry pencil sharpeners and take those things away before they hurt themselves!

 

[TEOTWAWKI inc.]

It would be funny to see their guns and ammo taken and auctioned off. The IRS would get a taste of their own medicine.

It would be funny if they had to claim the miscellaneous income.

 

[libertysnake]

2agents show up at my office to investigate a client. Investigation took 10 minutes, gun talk about 30. Damn she looked sexy in her black business suit, gold shield and her Sig 226, he carried a glock. I mostly only talked to her. 5.5 tall about 110#

Remember, if they're asking about me my name is Eddie Gunks.

 

[Steal2B]

 

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[Koz]

Barry grabbed 6 million rounds of 9mm for the irs. That was the beginning of the ammo shortage. In my mind, the irs has no reason to be at my door. In the unlikely odds they do, they'd be better served to lock their handguns in their Chrysler K car.