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| quote: | Originally posted by ogvh5150
You're largely confused.
Instead of cutting and pasting from whatever web sites you can find to support the governments claim (the internet is the child of DARPAnet, a US military project, so any data arguing FOR taxation is suspect), read the Code. Find information from many people who have volumes to tell you about the Code. There are people out there that can help you beyond this forum. I found that info on my own.
If you insist that you like being robbed then by all means continue being robbed. But when the tax rate goes to something like 75% then don't complain.
The choice is up to you.
The more you read and learn, the less your adversary will know
Sun Tzu
Knowledge makes a man unfit to be a slave
Frederick Douglass |
Oh come on, taking the easy way out? Hmm, it seemed before you didn't like that I didn't post enough sources for you and you didn't even like when I cited a book with no online text available, but now anything online is wrong?
Considering that you posted this:
| quote: | | The name of it back then before Lincoln died of lead poisoning was the Department of Internal Revenue. The exact date of when it became the Internal Revenue Serrvice is unknown. |
and Yoepus and I both pointed out that it is known, with a date and a reason for the change, I think you're the misguided one posting false information. As a matter of fact here is the transcript of the document . If you don't like the internet, look it up: Reorganization Plan of 1952, dated January 14, 1952 ( EFFECTIVE MAR. 14, 1952, 17 F.R. 2243, 66 STAT. 823, AS AMENDED
JUNE 28, 1955, CH. 189, SEC. 12(C)(19), 69 STAT. 182; SEPT. 13,
1982, PUB. L. 97-258, SEC. 5(B), 96 STAT. 1068, 1085
Prepared by the President and transmitted to the Senate and the
House of Representatives in Congress assembled, January 14, 1952,
pursuant to the provisions of the Reorganization Act of 1949,
approved June 20, 1949 (see 5 U.S.C. 901 et seq.).
"Follow the code, follow the code!" Did you notice my sources showing that the code, particularly title 26, does not supercede the actual laws on such issues? One came from the official code release itself (the only government source you seem to assert is valid and trustworthy) and Lord knows the 16th Amendment is a made-up internet item posted online by the government to fool everyone. I'm quite familiar with paytriots and I don't think I'm going to take your word or theirs at wealth4freedom at face value. I even looked at Lear's court motions before coming to a decision. If one truly thinks, they scrutinize both sides carefully, not just the widely accepted view. Show me where in your unorthodox sources Underwood-Simmons was invalidated because of the existence of the U.S. Codes?
Look up any of the dates and acts or court cases I posted from any source you want and you'll find out they're very real.
As for how much people should be taxed, I thought the questions here were whether federal income taxes are voluntary and/or constitutional. My answers are no and yes respectively, based on a lot more material than you've brought to the table. If you want to debate how much people should be taxed, let's do it, but don't run away from the debate as soon as someone posts something that contradicts what you say. [/Rant]
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