>IRS can't ever be in a position of moral authority You are right, which is part of the reason why there is a non insignificant part of the population that wan

>IRS can't ever be in a position of moral authority You are right, which is part of the reason why there is a non insignificant part of the population that wants to disable the IRS and sees them as a threat. Same as a police officer who is sent as set of drug laws to enforce that are crafted specifically to target minorities. The only winning move is to not play, and those who don't quit begin to be seen as opponents regardless of how much the individual doesn't like the laws they are enforcing. Regardless of if you think this is a correct or incorrect way to view things, one has to accept that this does happen and it explains why entire communities turn away from the police and engage in self enforcement of their own rules and begin to craft policies such as 'snitches get stitches'.