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<blockquote data-quote="Okie4570" data-source="post: 4114436" data-attributes="member: 15643">At what point will the masses and industry just say enough? Votes may not be the answer much longer, industry has more power than they know, they just don&#039;t take advantage of it my opinion. One of these years, the American public should just hold .gov accountable, and tell .gov that we&#039;ll file our taxes when .gov starts acting American again. What would happen if 50% of America just said no to April 15th? Serious question. What would happen in 75 million tax payers said no more until it&#039;s fixed? Power is money, money is power, we have it, they don&#039;t unless we give it to them, we don&#039;t take advantage of that power.......If we&#039;re waiting on Congress to &quot;fix&quot; it, they&#039;ve already &quot;fixed&quot; it to their advantage, there&#039;s zero incentive for them to change anything. It&#039;s going to take a bold event(s) to change things as it should be, and it probably won&#039;t be pretty.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Okie4570, post: 4114436, member: 15643"] At what point will the masses and industry just say enough? Votes may not be the answer much longer, industry has more power than they know, they just don't take advantage of it my opinion. One of these years, the American public should just hold .gov accountable, and tell .gov that we'll file our taxes when .gov starts acting American again. What would happen if 50% of America just said no to April 15th? Serious question. What would happen in 75 million tax payers said no more until it's fixed? Power is money, money is power, we have it, they don't unless we give it to them, we don't take advantage of that power....... If we're waiting on Congress to "fix" it, they've already "fixed" it to their advantage, there's zero incentive for them to change anything. It's going to take a bold event(s) to change things as it should be, and it probably won't be pretty. [/QUOTE]

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