Posted on 01/30/2022 6:45:00 AM PST by Enlightened1
Do they know what I want to do to their face?
The movies and tv have shown us that this technology can clearly be negated.
The finger print scanner on my portable computer, NEVER works.
Easy, just send them a “scan” of some generic face you find on the internet. Make some changes to it with photoshop first. Then reuse that picture as your ID.
OR, send them a picture of your bare ass, with lip prints on one cheek.
Take your pick.
Bastards can get a pictures from the license branches I am quite sure.
Time to stock up on V for Vendetta masks. Rember, remember the 5th of November. (the 6th of January).
The irs can kiss my other end.
Ahhh Woodrow Wilson’s lasting legacy...the IRS.
I guarantee you most people in this country have no clue about its formation and that it’s purely a socialist scheme.
I guess they don’t remember what happened to De blasio’s snitch hotline
Face, NO. Ass, Yes.
I suggest Mickey for the fellas and Minnie for the ladies...
I mean if that is how one identifies, then why not?
Race? N/A
Male/Female/ “Other”
Age? Non-annual circulating
Marital status? Inconclusive
Dog butt!
They can kiss my lily white butt.
“The finger print scanner on my portable computer, NEVER works.”
The fingerprint scanner on my phone always works.
I send my paper forms.
They want mf face they can get it off youtube!
i have no need to find electronic copies. I have my own copies, according to acceptable business practice timelength of retaining records.
Nik Naym wrote: “Easy, just send them a “scan” of some generic face you find on the internet. Make some changes to it with photoshop first. Then reuse that picture as your ID.”
Won’t work. First you scan your driver’s license or other government issued photo ID, then you scan your face.
Since my cat Sandy is one of my dependents, does this mean the IRS is going to need a photo of Sandy for my tax files?
If you think you’re safe by having your taxes done by H&R Block, etc., better check whether or not they have to scan your photo ID, and send that along to the IRS. And it wouldn’t surprise me if, in the near future, doing your taxes at home on paper will require you to send along a photo ID. If I had to file taxes online, I’d send them my picture with a really goofy expression on my face.
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