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As much as I dislike FTX/Sam, there's no way this is correct. What the IRS is probably doing is naming the highest number they can think of in hopes of increasi
by guywithahat 3y ago
As much as I dislike FTX/Sam, there's no way this is correct. What the IRS is probably doing is naming the highest number they can think of in hopes of increasing the percent of liquidated holdings they get once this goes through bankruptcy, which is particularly scummy considering they're just taking the money from people who actually deserve it.
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- dagaci 3y agoCould this be some kind of turf war between regulator/govenment entities to gain control over the spoils?
- ffhhj 3y agoIt's the 80's "war on drugs" all over again. A government being so powerful that could capture drug lords from other nations and get their money back, so now they can have the pie and eat it too. How many people from other countries invested money in FTX? How much they'll get back? Who is getting all of it by throwing legal dragnets?
- chii 3y ago> they're just taking the money from people who actually deserve it. why isn't tax collection "deserving"?