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Question. Without knowing the guy is a fighter. If a drunk guy in a bar gets ready to throw a punch at you, what would you do?
You just going to let him land it? You going to dodge it and walk away calmly? You going to dodge it and punch back? You going to punch him before it lands?
Lol, I mean it’s easy to sit on the sideline and be like “well he is a fighter he can kill people with his hands blah blah blah,” but take a normal person into account and I guarantee you that a normal person doesn’t just stand there and let the individual punch him and I almost guarantee you that every time a fight ensues. The issue with this one is the fighters punches were so accurate there was no “fight” to be had because ol boy went night night.
Many people are unfamiliar with this and I wonder how many families or students actually file it, but basically with any scholarship the only tax free portion is books/tuition. Housing, meals, etc is taxable income and schools do report to IRS and do provide students with a form for tax purposes.That has never been the IRS rule for room and board. Likely applies to meal plan too.
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Stipends, you could be right. I'm only familiar with stipends where services are required (teaching for example). I'm guessing they don't want to say football is work/services performed, so yeah I could see that not being taxed. On the other hand are the funds used for incidental expenses or school-related? I'd guess this is just ignored by most anyway. Good point.
Capital gains? Pretty impossible...there would have to be a "gain" and "sale" attached to a valued asset to even tax anything. Plus the cash flow from the sale to even pay the tax...which college kids wouldn't have.Will the IRS now consider the scholarship, room, board, tutoring, etc. Capital Gains income? This could backfire dramatically, especially since our new sitting President has the tax hunger…
I disagree with all of that and really don’t see where you’re coming from at all. You can’t flinch at someone in a bar like you’re going to hit them and not expect consequences.
None of this should apply in the video that I saw. Once the bigger guy bumped into the "victim" and even if something was said, all he had to do was walk away. I am not risking jail or getting hurt for something someone spontaneously says to me. I use my words, not my fists. If big guy walks away, victim most likely does nothing. It's really that simple and the reasonable thing to do.
Yeah I'm sure the pro fighter has never had a much smaller man throw a punch at him before. It was basically life or deathThe little guy got ready to swing lol. So again if he swings at you what do you do? Worst thing about Lawyers y’all always have a what you probably would do until you actually get tossed into the real situation
Yeah I'm sure the pro fighter has never had a much smaller man throw a punch at him before. It was basically life or death
The little guy got ready to swing lol. So again if he swings at you what do you do? Worst thing about Lawyers y’all always have a what you probably would do until you actually get tossed into the real situation
He didn't throw a punch at him... So what video are you even talking about?Who said anything about life or death lol.
Again, a normal person probably isn’t walking away from someone who throws a punch at them. It’s dumb to expect it from a fighter either.
Way to try and make me look dumb. Good try.
He did not swing when the big guy bumped. Only after the big guy went back to him did he flinch at him.
I am mainly a criminal defense attorney and defend things like this. I don't sue people. I can give you reasonable expectations of what a jury (who have never been in trouble) will consider. I wouldn't consider that reasonable behavior, and many others would believe the same thing.