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Patrick
2022 Jun 1, 7:21pm
Patrick
2022 Jun 1, 7:21pm
Booger says
That would have a triple benefit:
1. no income tax
2. encouragement of US manufacturing jobs
3. less dependence on China
Do away with income tax and replace it with import duties.
That would have a triple benefit:
1. no income tax
2. encouragement of US manufacturing jobs
3. less dependence on China
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Patrick
2022 Jun 1, 7:23pm
Patrick
2022 Jun 1, 7:23pm
Ceffer says
Good point.
The massive coordinated election fraud negates our supposed representation.
we have no 'taxation with representation' any more
Good point.
The massive coordinated election fraud negates our supposed representation.
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Patrick
2022 Jun 2, 1:58pm
Patrick
2022 Jun 2, 1:58pm
Maybe we should have an amendment making the income tax unconstitutional then.
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GNL
2022 Jun 2, 6:12pm
GNL
2022 Jun 2, 6:12pm
Patrick says
I'll wait here and hold my breath. :)
Maybe we should have an amendment making the income tax unconstitutional then.
I'll wait here and hold my breath. :)
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AmericanKulak
2022 Jun 2, 6:24pm
AmericanKulak
2022 Jun 2, 6:24pm
Repeal the 16th, 17th, and 19th. Replace the 19th, and instead have a citizenship test, a $50 Poll Tax, and only married or current military/Emergency Services or veteran women can vote. Ban non-military, non-emergency services (excluding specifically social workers) government employees from voting.
If we had a measly $50 poll tax, so many undesirables wouldn't vote.
If we had a measly $50 poll tax, so many undesirables wouldn't vote.
So let's say it was repealed. I think this would go a long way toward curbing federal overreach. Or would the feds then move on to massive excise taxes on consumer goods?
Repealing the 16th would probably be a popular proposition. How did it manage to get passed in the first place?