Redemption?

[Ramoth]

Gryndor, people have been trying for almost a century to find a "legal" way to avoid paying income taxes. Time and again courts have upheld the right/duty of the IRS to collect taxes from all people who receive income in the US. You can read anything you want into the tax codes (and the URL you listed based all it's 'evidence' on what the codes USED to say), but if you can't get the courts to support your view, then the IRS will put you in jail, and sell your car, house, and dog to pay your taxes. Every single one of these schemes to avoid taxes or to get extra tax credits has been found to be frivolous and fraudulent, and you will actually get in more trouble for using one of them than you would if you just stopped filing your taxes.

But, like many people who post here, you don't want to hear the truth, you want to hear that we agree with you, and we don't.

 

[stephenk]

First you argue the position of Larkin. When it is shown that his position is illegal you come back with Buhtz' "become your own soverign citizen" argument and say that what was you were talking about all along.

Dont you notice that the "soverign citizen" advocates dont have regular paying jobs. They are all self-employed by selling their books and website memberships.

 

[gryndor]

I'm sorry, did you have a point??

Larken's website is just one of many that support this. It was the most clear and concise so that is why I posted the url.

Larken and Buhtz are both leaders in this redemption process. Just because Larkin is listed on some badly designed website does not prove that he is engaged in criminal or illegal acts.

Your post made no point at all.