I've heard. Our tax system is an "overlay", of sorts, on top of our "real" life or our individual sovereignty, as they say. I'd never test it! But when you really look into it, it's incredible. The layers and layers of law that constitute the income tax and irs apparently, according to some legal experts, are disconnected from certain bedrock common law principles, upon which our entire legal code is based. So there are some fascinating arguments that explain why it is not even valid or mandatory! Youtube has videos of people challenging it. In one, the guy is talking to the IRS, trying to discharge his debt. They stonewall him for a long time as he is trying to cite his individual sovereignty as his reason for not having to pay, until finally he asks the woman if she even knows what he's talking about. She finally says quietly, "yes i know what you're talking about." And starts telling him exactly what he needs to write and to whom he needs to send his letter, in order to do it! Could be a hoax but it's fascinating. Some people are in jail for having tried the same thing. So don't risk it! But yes this is deep stuff. Apparently legally your tax-paying entity is not YOU. You are you. But there is a taxable "corporation" established in your same name when you are born. You can, some say, even BORROW money against the future productivity of your taxable entity. This is wild stuff but I've learned enough to keep an open mind about such crazy sounding stuff. The more you research the history of central banks, the wilder it gets. I'd never put it past them to have established a tax system as described above. But I can't say I'm by any means an expert on that specific story! Fun stuff. But we need to start realizing how, well...FAKE our world is in some ways. Looking into central banking is like seeing that some things you just accepted as fact are really just fake constructs. Just like the price action on tickers like fnma! Boy we are really digressing here aren't we?
