That is where you just need to understand when you are wrong and improve your knowledge. Feel free to question things but also look up the answer

And yes, I pay my taxes and claim most of it back cus i buy new stuff

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If you genuinely want answers to your questions look it up. This page probably answers quite a few questions:

https://www.irs.gov/privacy-disclosure/the-truth-about-frivolous-arguments-section-i-a-to-c#:~:text=The%20Law:%20The%20requirement%20to,set%20forth%20in%20that%20section

My question was for you or anyone else reading this.
Not me, I already did my homework.
Instead of asking a thief if they are ok with stealing from me.

You don't own land in The United States.

You Lease it from the Government.

Pay your Property Tax, Slave!

So what is the outcome of your homework? Why not sharing the info?

I already did.

The word income is not defined in the IRS code.
The definition of income in the constitution was given in the Eisner v. Macomber case. (supreme court)
It says income is from gains or profits from corporate activity.
The supreme court said, a mans labor is his private property, Coopage vs Kansas 1914

In 1916 we had the Brushaber case and the Stanton case.
Both stated the 16th amendment gave the government no new taxing power.
In other words if you wasn't taxable before the 16th, you are not taxable after it.

LOL

Well that's pretty much the opposite of what the law is. Hope you have a good defendant unlike AlexJones XD... you'll need it.

The IRS code doesn't define income on purpose.
It knows it goes against the supreme court.

People have already fought and won cases with this.
Thats why they don't teach it to you.
They don't want you to know.

Trust me... if there would be a way not to pay tax EVERY rich person would stop paying tax... instead they try to find loopholes to pay as little as possible.