Implying that federal income taxes are unconstitutional, based on a corporate bankruptcy (or second-amendment) theory, may well be illegal and is probably not what OP means to imply. Patriots should be willing to pay what they owe under the Constitution. There are many websites available indicating the truth about the income tax, and what and whether one owes.
One would be much better off doing one's own research and determining exactly what federal income taxes constitute and what they do not. A refund is a sop to citizens to keep them relatively unaware that their earnings are being withheld every single paycheck and to keep them from doing the research.
There's nothing wrong with paying a debt slowly if one acknowledges the debt and its interest terms. The key to "voluntary compliance" is self-assessment by which you self-acknowledge (and self-correct) the debt. Attempts to disown debt are relatively futile and many common ones have been disproven in courts; for instance, claiming that NESARA has been secretly enacted in 2000 is not useful. However, Lin Wood said this week that he believes Trump will "enact" NESARA, which may change things someday, but does not offer assistance now. In the interim one should not jump to conclusions rashly and one should research the law for oneself. More could be said but let this suffice.
Implying that federal income taxes are unconstitutional, based on a corporate bankruptcy (or second-amendment) theory, may well be illegal and is probably not what OP means to imply. Patriots should be willing to pay what they owe under the Constitution. There are many websites available indicating the truth about the income tax, and what and whether one owes.
One would be much better off doing one's own research and determining exactly what federal income taxes constitute and what they do not. A refund is a sop to citizens to keep them relatively unaware that their earnings are being withheld every single paycheck and to keep them from doing the research.
There's nothing wrong with paying a debt slowly if one acknowledges the debt and its interest terms. The key to "voluntary compliance" is self-assessment by which you self-acknowledge (and self-correct) the debt. Attempts to disown debt are relatively futile and many common ones have been disproven in courts; for instance, claiming that NESARA has been secretly enacted in 2000 is not useful. However, Lin Wood said this week that he believes Trump will "enact" NESARA, which may change things someday, but does not offer assistance now. In the interim one should not jump to conclusions rashly and one should research the law for oneself. More could be said but let this suffice.