SeriouslyDebatable
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So, small areas of the globe are over-populated then... Whats the big deal?
Well that is what they mostly use it for, according to wiki. It is the first thing listed.
It really is a moot point though. Property tax is illegal.
"The power to tax real and personal property and the income from both, there being an apportionment, is conceded: that such tax is a direct tax in the meaning of the Constitution has not been, and, in our judgment, cannot be successfully denied:"
Pollock v. Farmers Loan & Trust, 157 U.S. 429 and 158 U.S. 601 (1895)
The power to tax real and personal property and the income from both, there being an apportionment, is conceded
All the things you describe were paid through other means before property tax was enacted. Property tax is not needed.
16th is moot, because it has been invalidated, and also does not apply.
1) 16th was never ratified properly, making it null and void.
2) After the 16th was passed, the supreme court ruled that the 16th gave NO NEW POWERS OF TAXATION.
If they did not have it before, then they still do not have it now.
Mick and I mutually agreed that there was no more I could accomplish on his other site so let's try to workthrough this one.
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