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  1. 04-12-2011 04:27 PM #1
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    Owe thousands in back taxes and need to get out of the country? No problem. Under current law, the State Department can't withhold a passport over unpaid taxes.
    But that could change, if lawmakers decide to run with the findings of a new government report suggests Uncle Sam could recoup billions by blocking delinquent Americans from getting passports until they settle their debts to the IRS.

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    This should be huge news, and should be a multi thousand hit thread.

    When government starts thinking about blocking the exits, you know shit is preparing to go real bad.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Anti Federalist View Post
    This should be huge news, and should be a multi thousand hit thread.

    When government starts thinking about blocking the exits, you know shit is preparing to go real bad.
    yea thats what I was thinking but .......bump
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    what's next? debtors prison?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kotin View Post
    what's next? debtors prison?
    yes, you'll know they are really serious when they start building that wall on the borders.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kotin View Post
    what's next? debtors prison?
    Wage garnishments have made those obsolete.
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    Funny how open borders start looking pretty good when you are the one trying to get into another country.
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    ^LOL. pretty soon you're gonna see americans on shoddily built rafts drifting their way towards cuba
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kotin View Post
    what's next? debtors prison?
    Quote Originally Posted by Krugerrand View Post
    Wage garnishments have made those obsolete.
    Wrong. We already have debtors prison with "ability to earn" lifestyle child support laws. A non-custodial parent could be providing shelter, clothing and food for a child but if they fall $1 short on a lifestyle child support reward they end up in debtors prison. This is not uncommon in the US to find fathers providing support and paying hundreds to thousands a month and yet still being thrown in jail.

    Anyone behind in child support also cannot leave the country, they have their passports revoked and should they escape, the federal OCSE through international agreements maybe able to bring them back to the US.

    They take our rights through incremental legislation like this using propaganda slogans like "we all need to pay our fair share", "it is for the children" and "to keep us safe". The ignorant sheep then buy it hook, line and sinker.
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    Quote Originally Posted by kahless View Post
    Wrong. We already have debtors prison with "ability to earn" lifestyle child support laws. A non-custodial parent could be providing shelter, clothing and food for a child but if they fall $1 short on a lifestyle child support reward they end up in debtors prison. This is not uncommon in the US to find fathers providing support and paying hundreds to thousands a month and yet still being thrown in jail.

    Anyone behind in child support also cannot leave the country, they have their passports revoked and should they escape, the federal OCSE through international agreements maybe able to bring them back to the US.

    They take our rights through incremental legislation like this using propaganda slogans like "we all need to pay our fair share", "it is for the children" and "to keep us safe". The ignorant sheep then buy it hook, line and sinker.
    Heartless exs can game the system easily. Mine only had to pay $5 every 30 days to stay out of jail and he most certainly didn't provide any material support of any kind. It took me years for the state to enforce even that minimal a standard upon him. Believe it or not he eventually failed to provide even the $5. Apparently my mileage has differed significantly from your above posted response. This was in Georgia, fwiw...
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