Six-year-old puts the IRS in its place with this letter written in crayon

Daily Caller ^ | 2/18/14

[ResponseAbility]

***The difference between the IRS and a leech is that the leech will drop off when you are dead.***

Touche’

[HiTech RedNeck]

Yes... even the Grinch kind of had an excuse... he thought it was all a useless nuisance and that’s why he wanted to do away with it.

These taxmeisters often seem to lack that degree of concern, even if it is misplaced.

[nvscanman]

Poor kid has just opened up a can of worms that will make his life hell for years to come.

[max americana]

Yup. Is the family white? Check. They vote Republican? Check. Ok, send the suits and confiscate his Lego collection.

[Army Air Corps]

Indeed. Also, the Grinch DID grew a heart.

[jocon307]

Yes, I think you’ve got it! Snidely does embody the spirit of the IRS.

But, wait, wasn’t he Canadian?

[logi_cal869]

Just don’t answer your door with a toy in your hand, kid...

[Army Air Corps]

Especially if it even vaguely resembles a gun.

[Tainan]

The people who sent this letter the child are your neighbors.
They shop at the same stores you shop at.
They go to the same places you go to.
They are people you know.

Keep this in mind.

[HiTech RedNeck]

And the Grinch even carved the “roast beast” to serve.

An amazing Christian parable, and even way before I was a believer, that final scene warmed my heart in such a strange way. The Grinch had found what had mattered, even though I still did not understand it myself. I had much to learn, that no, this world isn’t everything and in fact it isn’t even most of what matters.

[HiTech RedNeck]

And we can influence them to the good or ill.

[Tainan]

Bro, I don;t know what or how these people can be influenced.

I'm just sayin'....acts have consequences.

[namvolunteer]

This is your last warning, Smith. Submit Form 8892.

[HiTech RedNeck]

With God.

[skinkinthegrass]

the Beatles' song, Tax Man, seems to be in order.

[HiTech RedNeck]

I think you’re thinking in terms of vengeance.

So am I, in a sense, but on a different level.

The bible says of Christian believers, “We do not fight with flesh and blood, but with [demons from hell].”

A lot of people think demons are only figurative. They aren’t. The bible account may sound pat, but it’s true. Humans sinned by buying the demons’ false allurements. We thought we could have our own private kingdoms. But we can’t, unless our goal is to get damned. There’s only one God. Not a smorgasbord of gods to pick from.

The power of the Savior (Jesus Christ) beats back that of the demons. We can carry that power in many ways. It looks like a lot of sacrifices, but they are strategic sacrifices. They result in restoring other sinners to a more righteous position. It is, in fact, a move back towards the mutual love which reigns in heaven and once reigned in Eden.

We get vengeance on hell by accepting and exercising heaven’s love, which hell cannot tolerate. This process has even worked revolutions on earth many a time, many bloodless or almost so.

[Tainan]

Beautiful sentiment.
I admire and respect it.

[Axenolith]

Dude, don’t dis the Grinch like that...

[Riflema]

Could it be that somewhere across the vast fruited plain, Jose, Miguel, Hector and countless others have been using his SSN to claim their own (multiple) child tax credits?

[12th_Monkey]

according to the national debt clock, this young man owes the gov’mnt $54,738.50.