March for Our Lives Funded Through 501c4 Dark Money

[Bush92]

Even though it will be a complete waste of time, because of rule 1 and 2, ...

Regressive liberal ROE


1. Demand a link or an explanation of the truth they are objecting to.

2. Promptly reject all explanations as right wing lies. Smoke spin deflect

I'll give it a go.

There is NO way in hell a few highschool kids had the contacts, ability or money to organize this:

If you think they did, then you are blind. The cowardly gun hating democrats are behind this all.

All they needed were rooms for themselves, money for stage the entertainers were free. Do you think they paid all those people to show up?

They had to have ordered the staging weeks ago. You can't throw that kind of stuff together overnight. They also had to get their 501(c)(4) application approved almost instantaneously, before anyone donated any money anonyously. That just highlights the mistreatment of the TEA party groups by the IRS.

You don't understand how 501c4 groups work.

They don't need to wait for their application to be approved - as soon as they file, they can start accepting donations.

That's why all that nonsense that you guys kept screaming about years ago was bullshit - none of those "tea party" groups were prevented from operating.

Yes...they were. Denied tax exempt status.

Not a single tea party group was denied tax exempt status.

What good is it if they were certified AFTER 2012 election because Obama IRS targeted them?

 

[theDoctorisIn]

All they needed were rooms for themselves, money for stage the entertainers were free. Do you think they paid all those people to show up?

They had to have ordered the staging weeks ago. You can't throw that kind of stuff together overnight. They also had to get their 501(c)(4) application approved almost instantaneously, before anyone donated any money anonyously. That just highlights the mistreatment of the TEA party groups by the IRS.

You don't understand how 501c4 groups work.

They don't need to wait for their application to be approved - as soon as they file, they can start accepting donations.

That's why all that nonsense that you guys kept screaming about years ago was bullshit - none of those "tea party" groups were prevented from operating.

People who want to remain anonymous aren't going to donate if they aren't sure a group will get 501(c)(4) status.

FAIL.

Actually, unless people have a particularly shady reason for donating, I don't think whether or not they're anonymous makes much of a difference.

If you take a look at all of those groups, you'll see that none of them lacked donations.

As for the 501c4 funding this protest, what makes you think their application has already been approved?

ROFL! The CEO of Mozilla had to step down because he donated money to a group that supports traditional marriage.

Looking at the experience of TEA groups shows that it made raising money very difficult for them. Why do you suppose they sued the IRS?

You're just plain full of shit and an apologist for government tyranny.

They sued the IRS because it was politically advantageous for them to do so - so they could tell people like you to get upset about it.

See, it worked. You swallowed their bullshit whole, and they got exactly what they wanted.

 

[bripat9643]

Even though it will be a complete waste of time, because of rule 1 and 2, ...

Regressive liberal ROE


1. Demand a link or an explanation of the truth they are objecting to.

2. Promptly reject all explanations as right wing lies. Smoke spin deflect

I'll give it a go.

There is NO way in hell a few highschool kids had the contacts, ability or money to organize this:

If you think they did, then you are blind. The cowardly gun hating democrats are behind this all.

All they needed were rooms for themselves, money for stage the entertainers were free. Do you think they paid all those people to show up?

They had to have ordered the staging weeks ago. You can't throw that kind of stuff together overnight. They also had to get their 501(c)(4) application approved almost instantaneously, before anyone donated any money anonyously. That just highlights the mistreatment of the TEA party groups by the IRS.

You don't understand how 501c4 groups work.

They don't need to wait for their application to be approved - as soon as they file, they can start accepting donations.

That's why all that nonsense that you guys kept screaming about years ago was bullshit - none of those "tea party" groups were prevented from operating.

Yes...they were. Denied tax exempt status.

Not a single tea party group was denied tax exempt status.

Right, after waiting for over a year. Meanwhile leftwing groups were approved in a matter of a few weeks.

You're peddling horsehit, as usual.

 

[theDoctorisIn]

All they needed were rooms for themselves, money for stage the entertainers were free. Do you think they paid all those people to show up?

They had to have ordered the staging weeks ago. You can't throw that kind of stuff together overnight. They also had to get their 501(c)(4) application approved almost instantaneously, before anyone donated any money anonyously. That just highlights the mistreatment of the TEA party groups by the IRS.

You don't understand how 501c4 groups work.

They don't need to wait for their application to be approved - as soon as they file, they can start accepting donations.

That's why all that nonsense that you guys kept screaming about years ago was bullshit - none of those "tea party" groups were prevented from operating.

Yes...they were. Denied tax exempt status.

Not a single tea party group was denied tax exempt status.

What good is it if they were certified AFTER 2012 election because Obama IRS targeted them?

You don't understand how this works.

501c4s don't have to be "certified" to operate. They can start taking donations and operating as soon as they register.

 

[bripat9643]

They had to have ordered the staging weeks ago. You can't throw that kind of stuff together overnight. They also had to get their 501(c)(4) application approved almost instantaneously, before anyone donated any money anonyously. That just highlights the mistreatment of the TEA party groups by the IRS.

You don't understand how 501c4 groups work.

They don't need to wait for their application to be approved - as soon as they file, they can start accepting donations.

That's why all that nonsense that you guys kept screaming about years ago was bullshit - none of those "tea party" groups were prevented from operating.

People who want to remain anonymous aren't going to donate if they aren't sure a group will get 501(c)(4) status.

FAIL.

Actually, unless people have a particularly shady reason for donating, I don't think whether or not they're anonymous makes much of a difference.

If you take a look at all of those groups, you'll see that none of them lacked donations.

As for the 501c4 funding this protest, what makes you think their application has already been approved?

ROFL! The CEO of Mozilla had to step down because he donated money to a group that supports traditional marriage.

Looking at the experience of TEA groups shows that it made raising money very difficult for them. Why do you suppose they sued the IRS?

You're just plain full of shit and an apologist for government tyranny.

They sued the IRS because it was politically advantageous for them to do so - so they could tell people like you to get upset about it.

See, it worked. You swallowed their bullshit whole, and they got exactly what they wanted.

You're just a sleazy dishonest douchebag. I won't even bother with a substantive response to that swill.

 

[ThoughtCrimes]

March for our lives is funded through a 501c4 that doesn’t disclose donors. Smelling Soros again.
'March For Our Lives' Now Operating Under Liberal Dark Money Nonprofit Advocacy Group

Hey Shit for brains!

The NRA is a 501c4 political organization handing out 10's of millions of dollars blackmailing lawmakers to do their benefactors bidding while their busy making the guns and making a "killing". You've had too damn much hypocrite pie today...push your fat ass back from the table!

 

[bripat9643]

They had to have ordered the staging weeks ago. You can't throw that kind of stuff together overnight. They also had to get their 501(c)(4) application approved almost instantaneously, before anyone donated any money anonyously. That just highlights the mistreatment of the TEA party groups by the IRS.

You don't understand how 501c4 groups work.

They don't need to wait for their application to be approved - as soon as they file, they can start accepting donations.

That's why all that nonsense that you guys kept screaming about years ago was bullshit - none of those "tea party" groups were prevented from operating.

Yes...they were. Denied tax exempt status.

Not a single tea party group was denied tax exempt status.

What good is it if they were certified AFTER 2012 election because Obama IRS targeted them?

You don't understand how this works.

501c4s don't have to be "certified" to operate. They can start taking donations and operating as soon as they register.

Many potential doners declined because these groups hadn't been approved yet.

Try to be honest for once. Lying is easy. Proving your case with facts is more difficult.

 

[theDoctorisIn]

All they needed were rooms for themselves, money for stage the entertainers were free. Do you think they paid all those people to show up?

They had to have ordered the staging weeks ago. You can't throw that kind of stuff together overnight. They also had to get their 501(c)(4) application approved almost instantaneously, before anyone donated any money anonyously. That just highlights the mistreatment of the TEA party groups by the IRS.

You don't understand how 501c4 groups work.

They don't need to wait for their application to be approved - as soon as they file, they can start accepting donations.

That's why all that nonsense that you guys kept screaming about years ago was bullshit - none of those "tea party" groups were prevented from operating.

Yes...they were. Denied tax exempt status.

Not a single tea party group was denied tax exempt status.

Right, after waiting for over a year. Meanwhile leftwing groups were approved in a matter of a few weeks.

You're peddling horsehit, as usual.

You guys keep repeating that same tired old bullshit, but it doesn't change how the law works.

It doesn't matter how long it took for them to be certified, they don't have to wait for certification.

 

[boedicca]

I can see David Hogg playing the part of Jack in "Lord of the Flies".

Just sayin'.

 

[theDoctorisIn]

You don't understand how 501c4 groups work.

They don't need to wait for their application to be approved - as soon as they file, they can start accepting donations.

That's why all that nonsense that you guys kept screaming about years ago was bullshit - none of those "tea party" groups were prevented from operating.

Yes...they were. Denied tax exempt status.

Not a single tea party group was denied tax exempt status.

What good is it if they were certified AFTER 2012 election because Obama IRS targeted them?

You don't understand how this works.

501c4s don't have to be "certified" to operate. They can start taking donations and operating as soon as they register.

Many potential doners declined because these groups hadn't been approved yet.

Try to be honest for once. Lying is easy. Proving your case with facts is more difficult.

Where did you come up with that bullshit?

 

[Bush92]

They had to have ordered the staging weeks ago. You can't throw that kind of stuff together overnight. They also had to get their 501(c)(4) application approved almost instantaneously, before anyone donated any money anonyously. That just highlights the mistreatment of the TEA party groups by the IRS.

You don't understand how 501c4 groups work.

They don't need to wait for their application to be approved - as soon as they file, they can start accepting donations.

That's why all that nonsense that you guys kept screaming about years ago was bullshit - none of those "tea party" groups were prevented from operating.

People who want to remain anonymous aren't going to donate if they aren't sure a group will get 501(c)(4) status.

FAIL.

Actually, unless people have a particularly shady reason for donating, I don't think whether or not they're anonymous makes much of a difference.

If you take a look at all of those groups, you'll see that none of them lacked donations.

As for the 501c4 funding this protest, what makes you think their application has already been approved?

ROFL! The CEO of Mozilla had to step down because he donated money to a group that supports traditional marriage.

Looking at the experience of TEA groups shows that it made raising money very difficult for them. Why do you suppose they sued the IRS?

You're just plain full of shit and an apologist for government tyranny.

They sued the IRS because it was politically advantageous for them to do so - so they could tell people like you to get upset about it.

See, it worked. You swallowed their bullshit whole, and they got exactly what they wanted.

They sued because the evidence was there. They were right to do so. I remember Lerner taking the 5th an awfully lot during her congressional testimony.

 

[jc456]

March for our lives is funded through a 501c4 that doesn’t disclose donors. Smelling Soros again.
'March For Our Lives' Now Operating Under Liberal Dark Money Nonprofit Advocacy Group

Hey Shit for brains!

The NRA is a 501c4 political organization handing out 10's of millions of dollars blackmailing lawmakers to do their benefactors bidding while their busy making the guns and making a "killing". You've had too damn much hypocrite pie today...push your fat ass back from the table!

So you hate the constitution

 

[Reasonable]

Moron Brit- fart uses a tea bagger site to post his lies.
The cult is scared shitless of the Never Again march and movement because they’re already making a difference. The new Florida law is a direct result of their influence. More and more kids each year will be voting candidates in the NRA’s pocket OUT OF OFFICE.

 

[theDoctorisIn]

You don't understand how 501c4 groups work.

They don't need to wait for their application to be approved - as soon as they file, they can start accepting donations.

That's why all that nonsense that you guys kept screaming about years ago was bullshit - none of those "tea party" groups were prevented from operating.

People who want to remain anonymous aren't going to donate if they aren't sure a group will get 501(c)(4) status.

FAIL.

Actually, unless people have a particularly shady reason for donating, I don't think whether or not they're anonymous makes much of a difference.

If you take a look at all of those groups, you'll see that none of them lacked donations.

As for the 501c4 funding this protest, what makes you think their application has already been approved?

ROFL! The CEO of Mozilla had to step down because he donated money to a group that supports traditional marriage.

Looking at the experience of TEA groups shows that it made raising money very difficult for them. Why do you suppose they sued the IRS?

You're just plain full of shit and an apologist for government tyranny.

They sued the IRS because it was politically advantageous for them to do so - so they could tell people like you to get upset about it.

See, it worked. You swallowed their bullshit whole, and they got exactly what they wanted.

You're just a sleazy dishonest douchebag. I won't even bother with a substantive response to that swill.

Don't cry, it'll be alright.

 

[Bush92]

They had to have ordered the staging weeks ago. You can't throw that kind of stuff together overnight. They also had to get their 501(c)(4) application approved almost instantaneously, before anyone donated any money anonyously. That just highlights the mistreatment of the TEA party groups by the IRS.

You don't understand how 501c4 groups work.

They don't need to wait for their application to be approved - as soon as they file, they can start accepting donations.

That's why all that nonsense that you guys kept screaming about years ago was bullshit - none of those "tea party" groups were prevented from operating.

Yes...they were. Denied tax exempt status.

Not a single tea party group was denied tax exempt status.

Right, after waiting for over a year. Meanwhile leftwing groups were approved in a matter of a few weeks.

You're peddling horsehit, as usual.

You guys keep repeating that same tired old bullshit, but it doesn't change how the law works.

It doesn't matter how long it took for them to be certified, they don't have to wait for certification.

From your liberal Bible...WaPo...
IRS admits targeting conservatives for tax scrutiny in 2012 election

 

[theDoctorisIn]

You don't understand how 501c4 groups work.

They don't need to wait for their application to be approved - as soon as they file, they can start accepting donations.

That's why all that nonsense that you guys kept screaming about years ago was bullshit - none of those "tea party" groups were prevented from operating.

Yes...they were. Denied tax exempt status.

Not a single tea party group was denied tax exempt status.

Right, after waiting for over a year. Meanwhile leftwing groups were approved in a matter of a few weeks.

You're peddling horsehit, as usual.

You guys keep repeating that same tired old bullshit, but it doesn't change how the law works.

It doesn't matter how long it took for them to be certified, they don't have to wait for certification.

From your liberal Bible...WaPo...
IRS admits targeting conservatives for tax scrutiny in 2012 election

You're still not grasping the whole "reading" thing.

 

[bripat9643]

They had to have ordered the staging weeks ago. You can't throw that kind of stuff together overnight. They also had to get their 501(c)(4) application approved almost instantaneously, before anyone donated any money anonyously. That just highlights the mistreatment of the TEA party groups by the IRS.

You don't understand how 501c4 groups work.

They don't need to wait for their application to be approved - as soon as they file, they can start accepting donations.

That's why all that nonsense that you guys kept screaming about years ago was bullshit - none of those "tea party" groups were prevented from operating.

Yes...they were. Denied tax exempt status.

Not a single tea party group was denied tax exempt status.

Right, after waiting for over a year. Meanwhile leftwing groups were approved in a matter of a few weeks.

You're peddling horsehit, as usual.

You guys keep repeating that same tired old bullshit, but it doesn't change how the law works.

It doesn't matter how long it took for them to be certified, they don't have to wait for certification.

We have explained exactly how the law works. The bottom line is that the IRS persecuted TEA party groups. That simply can't credibly be denied.

Yes, donors do have to wait for a group to be certified, moron.

 

[Bush92]

Yes...they were. Denied tax exempt status.

Not a single tea party group was denied tax exempt status.

Right, after waiting for over a year. Meanwhile leftwing groups were approved in a matter of a few weeks.

You're peddling horsehit, as usual.

You guys keep repeating that same tired old bullshit, but it doesn't change how the law works.

It doesn't matter how long it took for them to be certified, they don't have to wait for certification.

From your liberal Bible...WaPo...
IRS admits targeting conservatives for tax scrutiny in 2012 election

You're still not grasping the whole "reading" thing.

Your not making the whole “truth thing.” Nice try.

 

[Bush92]

You don't understand how 501c4 groups work.

They don't need to wait for their application to be approved - as soon as they file, they can start accepting donations.

That's why all that nonsense that you guys kept screaming about years ago was bullshit - none of those "tea party" groups were prevented from operating.

Yes...they were. Denied tax exempt status.

Not a single tea party group was denied tax exempt status.

Right, after waiting for over a year. Meanwhile leftwing groups were approved in a matter of a few weeks.

You're peddling horsehit, as usual.

You guys keep repeating that same tired old bullshit, but it doesn't change how the law works.

It doesn't matter how long it took for them to be certified, they don't have to wait for certification.

We have explained exactly how the law works. The bottom line is that the IRS persecuted TEA party groups. That simply can't credibly be denied.

Bingo! You hit the bullseye with that one!

 

[bripat9643]

People who want to remain anonymous aren't going to donate if they aren't sure a group will get 501(c)(4) status.

FAIL.

Actually, unless people have a particularly shady reason for donating, I don't think whether or not they're anonymous makes much of a difference.

If you take a look at all of those groups, you'll see that none of them lacked donations.

As for the 501c4 funding this protest, what makes you think their application has already been approved?

ROFL! The CEO of Mozilla had to step down because he donated money to a group that supports traditional marriage.

Looking at the experience of TEA groups shows that it made raising money very difficult for them. Why do you suppose they sued the IRS?

You're just plain full of shit and an apologist for government tyranny.

They sued the IRS because it was politically advantageous for them to do so - so they could tell people like you to get upset about it.

See, it worked. You swallowed their bullshit whole, and they got exactly what they wanted.

You're just a sleazy dishonest douchebag. I won't even bother with a substantive response to that swill.

Don't cry, it'll be alright.

Anyone who believes in justice is crying.