[not2personal]

Intuit is going to try to do what benefits them. The IRS are the corrupt party in this transaction.

[deogeo]

> Intuit is going to try to do what benefits them.

It is telling that you think this is even remotely similar to a justification. And in the case of bribery, both parties are at fault - the one giving, and the one receiving the bribe.

[journalctl]

“I guess we just can’t do anything about corporate lobbying, the one problem that has existed since the beginning of time that is totally immutable and impossible to change.”

[shmerl]

How does that excuse Intuit? They are still thugs, who are controlling IRS in this case. Corruption is still corruption, on both ends.

[not2personal]

Intuit isn't the one with the guns. The people with the guns are always the thugs.

[journalctl]

You don’t need guns when you have money. Money is a lot more effective than guns.