IRS - more proffeshunal than you!

[Tweaker]

http://m.cnsnews.com/news/article/irs-a ... e-injuries

"ccording to the audit, "there were a total of eight firearm discharges classified as intentional use of force incidents and 11 discharges classified as accidental during FYs 2009 through 2011." In other words, agents were more likely to accidentally fire their weapon than to fire it intentionally."
Very impressive!

"Accidental discharges are defined in the report as "instances where a special agent did not intend to discharge the firearm but, either through a voluntary or involuntary action, the firearm did discharge."
No. No it is not an accident. It recklessness, and stupidity. IT IS NEGLIGENT. Unless .gov does it. Cause then the inanimate object becomes the problem.

"agents who accidentally fire their guns do not receive special follow- up training."
Job security - they have it.


I eagerly await the "reset." I will help it take place.

[GeneFrenkle]

I am not surprised. Look at how well they safeguard our data. Wasn't it recently a third party kept advising the IRS that confidential information was published.... again?

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[SHMIV]

What do you get when you get when you cross King Richard with the Black Adder?

This.

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