I'm a very chill mod

@Kaladin http://www.usa-the-republic.com/revenue/true_history/AffTruth.html read the references

Fun to hang out with in voice as well.

stop nitpicking about "ooh there's no author"

Asmr?

there are still references there, read it

Okay see y'all later

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@Atari sorry mate your wrong about this one. Especially about the east India trading company.

https://tenor.com/view/alta-loma-band-aight-ima-head-out-gif-15051572

i told some kid that the second amendment was there so we the people can fight off a tyrannical government and the kid said "grow up. this isnt the 1800s anymore. thats not what guns are for. when was the last time you had to fight the government?"

okay can you prove it @Kaladin

saying i'm wrong isn't sufficient

@xd_gangster69 lol that kid pretty cringe

Last time I had to,fight the government was at the DMV

I don't give personal information. @martypete, but clearly you guys don't understand how the US law is written. The Title that is being referenced is specific to Judiciary and Judicial Procedure. I'm not going to have you "CTRL + F" to find this, I am going to tell you it, since you can't seem to read. Furthermore, the code is specific to the US as a Federal Debt Collector.

"Municipal corporation. A body corporate consisting of the inhabitants of a designated area created by the legislature with or without the consent of such inhabitants for governmental purposes . . ."

As used in this chapter...look at the chapter boys.

Ok @Atari if I am an employee of the United States, why didn’t they give me my 30 minute break yesterday?

not funny didnt laugh

I stepped away for a few minutes, and we're still talking about this?

my bad, what's happening?

@martypete My suggestion: Let's do a thought experiment of what would happen if illegal drugs were made legal.

Edit - added the martypete tag and the "My suggestion:" text

the etymology of the word attorney is attornment

No random links.

which means to give property from one to another

paying taxes on property means you don't own it, if you truly owned it you wouldn't have to owe anyone anything

So basically what’s the significance of all of this? How long has that law been on the books? if what you were saying is even correct, what does it matter @Atari 

if everyone pays property taxes, what does that mean? nobody owns anything

no private property, the same in socialism

it's a feudal society

But we do have private property

you pay taxes on it

why do you owe someone taxes, if you truly own it yourself

I mean because the government wants to make money off of tax.

the house is in your name. its yours. you just have to pay it off on the land it is built on

you don't entirely own it

i understand what you're saying there, Atari, from a philosophical standpoint. If you want to go that deep, owning private property isn't really a thing. private property rights are recorded and arbitrated by the government.

so what you're saying could be correct from a certain perspective, but that's not how the world works.

okay but there is no government, it's a corporation

it functions and behaves as a business