He sounded like a real jackass in his note.bandl wrote:Why would he own a plane if he owed $40k to the IRS? What a dummy.Ibanez wrote:
Well, his note makes yuo thi nk that he sucked at his job. But obviously, he could own a plane and learn to fly.
Yup, clearly he was a douchebag.mainejeff wrote:*Yawn*Ibanez wrote:read his suicide note. Usual "woe is me" crap.
I have no problem with him committing suicide........but I DO have a problem with him attempting to take innocent people including his wife and daughter with him. F*cking coward.
He stole the planebandl wrote:Why would he own a plane if he owed $40k to the IRS? What a dummy.Ibanez wrote:
Well, his note makes yuo thi nk that he sucked at his job. But obviously, he could own a plane and learn to fly.
Reports i've been reading said he owned it. link please.dbackjon wrote:He stole the planebandl wrote: Why would he own a plane if he owed $40k to the IRS? What a dummy.
WHA?!?!?!dbackjon wrote:He stole the planebandl wrote: Why would he own a plane if he owed $40k to the IRS? What a dummy.
I only read that he had a license and flew A plane, not that he owned it.Ibanez wrote:Reports i've been reading said he owned it. link please.dbackjon wrote:
He stole the plane
I'm trying to find the link...hold....bandl wrote:I only read that he had a license and flew A plane, not that he owned it.Ibanez wrote:
Reports i've been reading said he owned it. link please.
No worries...msnbc is now saying 'his plane' instead of 'a plane'.Ibanez wrote:I'm trying to find the link...hold....bandl wrote:
I only read that he had a license and flew A plane, not that he owned it.
The ravings of a crazed man. I'm still trying to figure out what his beef is about?
Shouldn't he have gone after his accountant?danefan wrote:The ravings of a crazed man. I'm still trying to figure out what his beef is about?
His accountant didn't include income in his wife's tax return that she earned?
Huh?
He also talks about going to "tax code" readings at a friend's house.bandl wrote:Shouldn't he have gone after his accountant?danefan wrote:
The ravings of a crazed man. I'm still trying to figure out what his beef is about?
His accountant didn't include income in his wife's tax return that she earned?
Huh?
Hmmmmm.....was his accountant working in that building?
Wait....you don't do that sort of thing with your lawyer buddies? How in god's name do you keep up with your profession?danefan wrote:He also talks about going to "tax code" readings at a friend's house.bandl wrote:
Shouldn't he have gone after his accountant?
Hmmmmm.....was his accountant working in that building?
We have monthly meetings but I go because I get paid to. This guy apparently went for "fun."bandl wrote:Wait....you don't do that sort of thing with your lawyer buddies? How in god's name do you keep up with your profession?danefan wrote:
He also talks about going to "tax code" readings at a friend's house.
Yeah - i got that feeling also. They guy doesn't appear to be a Tea Bagger as was previously mentioned. Just a disturbed guy who felt slighted by everyone and anyone who he ever dealt with.Just a bit outside wrote:From reading the suicide note, it's clear the man was equal opportunity regarding whom he was angry at. He complains about income taxes, the IRS, the Federal Gov't in general, politicians in general, individual politicians from both the Republican and Democratic parties, unions, the bailouts, the health care system, and a world he felt slighted him in general during his life. What a sad, sad, man. I pray there were no fatalities other than his own.
The thing that sticks out from the note is the sheer blind rage the man simply seems to have about everything and everyone. It's a trait that is certainly not limited to adherers of any one political belief. I've seen that irrational anger up closer before, from both far right Teabaggers and enviro-lefties I've known.danefan wrote:Yeah - i got that feeling also. They guy doesn't appear to be a Tea Bagger as was previously mentioned. Just a disturbed guy who felt slighted by everyone and anyone who he ever dealt with.Just a bit outside wrote:From reading the suicide note, it's clear the man was equal opportunity regarding whom he was angry at. He complains about income taxes, the IRS, the Federal Gov't in general, politicians in general, individual politicians from both the Republican and Democratic parties, unions, the bailouts, the health care system, and a world he felt slighted him in general during his life. What a sad, sad, man. I pray there were no fatalities other than his own.
Welcome to the board BTW. I can't say I'm happy to have another Stony Brook fan on here, but I guess I can live with it.
Da plane.dbackjon wrote:He stole the planebandl wrote: Why would he own a plane if he owed $40k to the IRS? What a dummy.
Somebody call D1B and make sure he's still with us.He railed against politicians, the Catholic Church, the "unthinkable atrocities" committed by big business, and the government bailouts that followed. He said he slowly came to the conclusion that "violence not only is the answer, it is the only answer."
Uh, did YOU read the note? The man was anti-tax, anti-government, anti-union, anti-religion. He was all over the place politically. The last line seemed like something he thought was clever ("I changed the word "need" into "greed", I'm such a f****** brilliant misunderstood genius!") rather than a declaration he was a commie. If there was one thing you could say definitively about the guy, it's that he despised the system as it currently existed, and blamed it for his failures in life.Pwns wrote:Ruh Roh....I guess now Napolitano will not have to keep an extra close eye on left-wing groups as well (read the bold text at the end of his note). And we'll have to expand the DHS budget by $5 billion at least.
CID1990 wrote:Somebody call D1B and make sure he's still with us.He railed against politicians, the Catholic Church, the "unthinkable atrocities" committed by big business, and the government bailouts that followed. He said he slowly came to the conclusion that "violence not only is the answer, it is the only answer."
Maybe he was trying to surrender his plane to the IRS to take care of his back taxes and misjudged a landing.bandl wrote:Why would he own a plane if he owed $40k to the IRS? What a dummy.Ibanez wrote:
Well, his note makes yuo thi nk that he sucked at his job. But obviously, he could own a plane and learn to fly.
