Yes, we should unite, but those seeking to get it to happen have been suppressed.

The fuller story is that Lincoln started the income tax in 1862, which is the one that the Supremes declared unconstitutional in 1894. After big money fumed for awhile trying to figure out how to trick Americans into giving up their sovereignty for the security of slavery, a plan was hatched, the first part of which was to pretend to soak the rich by creating the corporate (excise) tax of 1909 (which didn't need any Constitutional change because it wasn't income tax). Once corporations were in the habit of annual assessment, as the 1910 Jekyll Island meeting solidified, the Federal Reserve Bank could be created (with the promised slaves as collateral) and the 16th amendment deemed ratified, allowing our entry into the Great War with a convenient loss of the Lusitania under Lord Admiral Winston Churchill's watch. The personal income tax IIRC started at 1% then jumped to 90% during the War. Clearly an intent to use an excuse to burn up resources, enslave nations to perpetual debt, and cause workers to believe they remained free enterprisers when in reality they could be collateralized at will. Don't get me started on the WWII innovations.

The income tax is only Constitutional if it's voluntary (an excise); if it were a poll tax or other direct tax it's known it wouldn't be Constitutional. (The Obamacare "mandate" tax is ruled Constitutional for the same reason as technically voluntary and rolled into the income tax system.) Therefore the truth should be told for those who wish to cease to volunteer and who are willing to take the responsibility for that decision. The education process that is required to allow people to have a fully clear conscience has been beset by both official deception and infiltration of such confusion that even responsible people have a hard time finding the way through the labyrinth given all the false shortcuts offered.