if you thought Hunter was bad wait til you see Killer!
>if you thought Hunter was bad wait til you see Killer!
Can you imagine how fucked up this kid will be?
Can you imagine how fucked up this kid will be?
Where did they get all that money?
Where did they get all that money?
Wait until the kid starts to make them pay in all possible ways... They have no idea what they've subscribed to...
Wait until the kid starts to make them pay in all possible ways... They have no idea what they've subscribed to...
That kid doesn't have a chance in hell of growing up normal and sane.
That kid doesn't have a chance in hell of growing up normal and sane.
Their mothers are careless. How could a mom leave their child with faggots..? That’s so disgusting.
Their mothers are careless. How could a mom leave their child with faggots..? That’s so disgusting.
I bet this ends well for everyone
I bet this ends well for everyone
No, because I can't even imagine how fucked up things are today, let alone what will happen to this poor child in 20 to 30 years. My god.
No, because I can't even imagine how fucked up things are today, let alone what will happen to this poor child in 20 to 30 years. My god.
Buy boat.
Have it titled as Salvage.
Sell boat with salvage title for more than a Salvage boat is worth.
Write off the loss of value and loss on the sale.
Reduce taxes by enough to finance the kid's wardrobe.
Sell off the wardrobe items as the kid grows out of the them.
Maybe write off the logs on the wardrobe, depending how it was bought.
Net results: 1. Wardrobe was free. 2. Taxes reduced for one year, and maybe 2 more. 3. Kid had really notice baby clothes.
Conclusion: Dad is using his son as a tool for reducing taxes while providing for him. This is one way how intergenerational wealth is created.
This is an object lesson.
Buy boat.
Have it titled as Salvage.
Sell boat with salvage title for more than a Salvage boat is worth.
Write off the loss of value and loss on the sale.
Reduce taxes by enough to finance the kid's wardrobe.
Sell off the wardrobe items as the kid grows out of the them.
Maybe write off the logs on the wardrobe, depending how it was bought.
Net results:
1. Wardrobe was free.
2. Taxes reduced for one year, and maybe 2 more.
3. Kid had really notice baby clothes.
Conclusion: Dad is using his son as a tool for reducing taxes while providing for him. This is one way how intergenerational wealth is created.
This is an object lesson.
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