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Tuesday, July 26, 2005

 
Recruitment Spikes at the IRS
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I have to agree with Adam's post below on taxing porn sites. The courts consistently have struck down online speech restrictions, but this one is comically easy to reject. After all, how does one determine which sites to tax? I guess each IRS agent will have to scan the Web, determining if the depiction of a nude woman on his computer screen is art or pornography. Imagine explaining that job at a dinner party!

posted by Patrick Ross @ 11:53 AM | Free Speech

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