Lewdog
Gold Member
Not paying taxes is always ethical for the same reason it's ethical not to hand over your money to a mugger.So this begs the question, is breaking the law or pushing the envelope ok as long as you don't get caught?
Show me where any of that has happened, pretend I'm from Missouri.
I'm just asking you a hypothetical question. Take for example OJ. We all know he is guilty, but he was found not guilty in his criminal lawsuit, but found responsible for the deaths in civil court. So though he was found not guilty in a criminal case, is it ok that he killed them?
I mean this with respect, I don't normally engage in hypotheticals. It has always seemed a bit silly.
I don't know of any tRump malfeasance , tax or otherwise.
I'm just asking an honest question, if you can knowingly push the envelop on a law, or even break the law in a way without getting caught, is it still ethical? Would you do it? I ask because one of Mark Cuban's comments was that he tells his tax lawyers ever year on his audits to follow the laws and pay the taxes he needs to pay.
Uh, no. I don't see any muggers putting out your house fire, coming to help protect you from a burglar, or paving your roads.