Question: is this legal?
Getting ready for a financial crises and/or tax revolt.
1. Ask your employer to be paid in cash.
2. Tell your employer that you will be taking responsibility for your own remittances personally.
3. As long as you make your remittances on time, is there anything in the law that requires your employer's payroll department to function as a middleman & facilitate tax collections?
Especially since Musk's DOGE goons gained the access to reach into ...
1/2
2/2
... anyone's bank account and remove money on a whim without notification.
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-politics/elon-musk-doge-new-york-fema-b2697262.html
You have no guarantee that your employer can continue paying for your health benefits or placing funds in your IRA.
Musk can take money out of anyone's bank, in a fit of pique
What Musk is doing will lead to a financial crash.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Interbank_networks
Bank runs may occur, or failures of financial transaction processing & interbank networks like STAR, SUM or PULSE.
Get cash.
@JustinDerrick @Npars01 @jaykuo Germans at least get their asses out on the streets and to the ballout boxes against facist scum!
The fact that Trump didn't get 2A'd yet is a sign of silent consent!
@kkarhan @JustinDerrick @jaykuo
30% of US voters have authoritarian & anti-democracy leanings.
It's been that way for over a century.
Folks who believe women, POC, & immigrants are "too uppity" & need to learn their "place".
Folks who believe it's their job to bring about the "end of days".
Opportunists ripping people off for a buck.
"Fossil fuels forever!" rubes
Secret aristocrats who want slavery & the worst parts of the 19th century back again