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from your phone to ghosts and government covers histories unexplained events. You can turn back now learned stuff. They dont want everybody loved him back to the show the show that never ends this stuff. They don't want you to know. My name is met and on them, and today we're talking that thing that you love so much that thing they just warned your hard every time you have to do it, taxes yet We are talking about taxes, and this will be probably the last We do about taxes for awhile, or at least the last thing I do, because when April fifteen came up just when everybody in the? U has to pay their taxes. We start covering so much of this stuff, and we still haven't gotten to all of it, so this is going to be our opportunity to delve into some of the history of taxation. The problems people

the end, of course, the conspiracy theory surrounding it, of which there are quite a few absolutely silicious, go and jump right in these are an ancient idea and its basically any any levy, that's placed on an individual or a legal entity. I got a company cooperation, that's levied by a state or something Something to that effect, a state or a group There are legal repercussions. If that levy is not paid right, you can be charged with the crime, and this is an ancient ancient idea. It dates as back Mesopotamia or the old kingdom of Egypt, if you think today's systems blow Just imagine you know having to live back then, because in this Croatia in if you didn't satisfy your your tax payer tribute. Even it wasn't like they were taken

the Court of LAW and then charge you more money? I you could be beaten, he killed. They were taken stuff and buy stuff. I mean like your family here I hear you would necessarily pay with money right now, because people were necessarily using money, release currency of any kind of that time, so you'd be forcing some kind of labour situation where, like you said, your family has to go into the forced labour or or military service, conscription of sorts or digging ditches, like literally digging yeah we're just giving up the lifestyle, but you have your house that you're gonna be using for your family right end. Today, luck. I think we mention the son, a brain stuff. Video uncle SAM won't physically beat you for not paying your taxes, but you will get increasing, finds, usually the? U S. Tax system is huge,

and one level, that's kind of strange right, because you're citizens had never been big fan of tat. No. He s one of the main reasons for the there evolutionary war. Just are we revolted against the british because they were trying to put taxes on certain things that really heavy tax without representation exactly so that was the first big thing: we're not represented but we're having to pay all this money. Why the heck? Would we have to do the right course later? You could argue that became a hypocritical thing as we layer evolved into the present tax system. We have but theory the people of the? U S are represented just a quick side cyber here, the idea of a more careful ism as a system, nowhere wherein this is what the United Kingdom is doing at the time right. There were saying: ok colonies

all of your resources, all of your raw goods, and then you can and will buy them for a price that we set. And then we will also I only ship manufactured goods. You can only get manufactured goods from us in types and we will tax both those things we ship to you and the things that you are supplied with ice year circles in Europe, a book he's right right, an mercantilism of course arguably exist today, in new and theories that people have about source extraction by private entities or I am even international bodies like I am ever World Bank totally has thing to do with this by an early eighteen sixties.

We'll San started collecting the first national income tax in Europe people say: oh, this is eighteen sixty one and it was to pay for the civil WAR or it was eighteen sixty two sixty three but culminates. In in something will learn about later when they actually pass the act but early eighteen sixties, that's it that's how long it took us to just say: okay, will do tax togae exactly, and that was also be original. One was that a flat tax were a graduated. Graduated tax right, but we did try some other stuff right for all those always flat tax proponents who say this is a evolutionary thing in it, something where we have absolutely have to do. Don't cholera come back, we travel before right for it, because I was in eighteen,

the seven when they try to flat tax only. Lastly, couple years, I would rather, you suggest Why? You are so five years later in eighteen. Seventy two, the national in income tax, was actually repealed, is altogether latest decided. You know what this is about idea we're not going to do this The federal government went back to relying on meat, basically tariffs, which are kind of its name. Began to listen, but it's kind of the same thing where you're, just taxing imports exports that kind of thing ray and excise taxes as well. So just to be clear the. U S always had some sort of tax system. People had to pay tax is in one way or another. They didn't have to pay as many. But, ah tariffs are not

sustainable model for this kind of thing, at least in that's what the federal government found things got. Ugly things got really ugly. In a few years later, Congress pass what was called the income tax active eighteen. Ninety four: so is taxed two percent, a personal income that was more than four thousand dollars, which was a lot of money back then, and but not a lot of people have that amount of money right, yeah, home what are you gonna unit again something that we talk about the top ten percent? Is not the one percent back then, but still to only ten percent of people are affected by this, and this Queen Cor wild out. No I'm kidding, they fear was unconstitutional, though these that income tax did not abide by a specific constitutional guideline, and this is kind of it

it came a dry thing that doesn't sound important, but it's part of the story. Here's the guideline guideline says that in the constitution that any tax levy direct on people on the citizens ask to be levied in proportion to states population. So you can't just we take one of the most populous states, which would be California and take one of the least popular states which would be North Dakota attack from the exact same right. That's unconstitutional, so Congress while thou I'm kidding the whole whether it was I can do no other than night, but in nineteen thirteen C, mere everybody's favorite Federal Reserve ACT has passed. Congress pass the sixteenth amendment to get around this so

Ok, so I'm really going read the sixteenth amendment. Someone complain that we didn't actually read the sixteenth amendment on our video recently about tat. Ray. I just want to point out that it is there in the very beginning if you pause the video as the opening this happening, the entire text is there, so here it is. See amendment reads the Congress, shall have the power to lay and collect taxes on incomes from what source derived without portion meant among several states men without regard to any census. Sore enumeration, though, is great Red Nolan. I both light made eye contact and nodded in four minutes you read me off. Exley Essentially, this gave the government the power to do what they and it made the changing. The constitution made the income tax, finally constitutional, regardless of which a citizen resides in, but there

another thing happened this year and that was the Underwood tariff active nineteen thirteen. This also had an income tax section and it initiated the progressive system that we're Euro ball in our own today and then forward all the way to the nineteen forties during World WAR, to the federal started using this withholding tax system, which is K also known as pay as you go and pay as you earned. Accession. Ah, yes, so we have a they. I did a video for this on one of our other shoes bring stop, which is just how income tax work. This is something that a lot of people need to think about. You know you see it all the time in the United States around seizing people get so it I didn't say: I'm gonna get a refined The government is giving me a refined, I can't wait to buy fines,

Oh yeah, those new money, you're somehow right, yeah, Regarding the ox I dont know what what's ridiculous stuff you goodbye with the refund welfare. Just think about my house in the things that I would have thought if I had gotten a refund, which I didn't Ok, some regarding some, no practical but crazy, like maybe I don't know some kind of large cage. My dog to run around the back, but there will be a huge enclosure. Any would have Kinds of for her to run around jump on like a habitat. It would be a massive habitat for my dog yeah. Ok, I I'm not sure. I think I would take a trip to do something incredibly impractical and really publicize it. So it say no, I know it's the anniversary of the first performances, the famous french professional

at last. The real thing. Actually, I will go there and take pictures of me. Standing around pretending to farming plays sure, I'm sure France, with love music commentary document ominously. I would get out get one of those acrylic see through drum kids. They costly to a thousand dollars a year. I know what I do. I will make a music video with with ice language every well he had always been running at. I know what you ve done with that. Ok, no, would be dealt with that. A part of our producers, has corrected me. These are far less than I apologize. He was looking over immediately re started talking about it, the I got the site I've without, however, what what we are saying here when we talk about this thing, is that this, is not quite

the free money that a lot of people mistake it for your paying taxes. Every single time you get a paycheck in the. U S ripe later, it's just settling the tab. Does the government. Oh you money, some of the money that they took from you, or do you owe them more money than you gave them. So people have been going absolutely nuts about this ever said earlier, because nobody wants food hey- that much money, even even if you go through, and you really think about all the things you're getting by paying these taxes- and it's just something I think just deep inside it feels like you're getting ripped off, especially if you have the when you settle up your tab, you have to pay the more. I can totally understand the feeling, but there are a lot of you. Think, there's more to this story. That is not just us paying taxes to get things get roads and

public education, people think it goes a little deeper. Ah That sounds like you're saying there might be a conspiratorial lang. Oh right, so yeah through their loads of ways to get out of paying taxes, but there are also a bunch of arguments against painting. Is it all in a lot of these arguments, say hey. This is a conspiracy, perpetrated upon you, the citizenry, that's right, one ones! We found from tax dash freedom, dot com and it from This information comes from urban shift and simply says that the entire family, judiciary is involved in this monumental criminal conspiracy to collect income taxes in vial. Before of overall adopted the nineteen fifty four code. And he has a specific argument for this, which I think we also have a quote for right. Yes, we do, since the Inn

tax was repealed and nineteen. Fifty four, when Congress adopted the nineteen fifty four code, it is clear that for fish, years, federal judges have been increased busy with the U S, department of Justice and prosecutors, and they have been illegally and criminally prosecuting people for crimes that do not exist in connection the tax that nobody oaths. Today's episode is brought by being. For businesses around the world today is an a restart. It's a rethink! That's why they're partnering with IBM retailers are keeping theirs. Up as millions of orders move on Mine hunters are using IBM Watson to manage an influx of customer questions with a sigh and salute is on the IBM cloud, are helping doctors care for patients remotely today were rethinking how business moved forward. So, let's get to it, let's put smart to work is it IBM dot com, slash smart to learn more though we're part these days was sharing so Geico we'd like

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and devised to keep people in prison right. Oh yeah sure I can totally see how that environment will lead. You to believe is wrong doing going on raw n. You know to be fair. Something probably went wrong to get you there. But you know we all know that there is corruption across all of any system, the system there is going to be some form of corruption, so right and, of course, that that's inevitable we see countless acts of corruption when it comes to taxation, with frivolous attempts to dodge tax which carries a fight. Thousand all fine and stuff, but one of the other conspiracies to set this to set this up. I want to point out a couple of things. First, the federal government. Uses tax dollars to maintain liquidity throughout the year right, which is why

The pay, as you go system works so well for the government and through for a lot of people who for the illusion of getting up getting up, of money, evacuees every fund, but the one thing that is true is that voters have no direct discretion or control over where their specific dollars go. This is one of my biggest concerns over taxes right, there's so there's no there's no analytical device to try to impose that would be nightmarish clause there, a lot of things that people want to pay for, because the magician Forty of taxpayers in this country are not the majority of policy makers and the policymakers often times have different goals. Yeah. Oh that's! That's that's the terrible truth

Why? Because it would be impossible to have a voting system where we all say okay. This is where I want my how I want my tax money abortions. Right and we have no. We also have mob rule. So people could people carry freak out about the Ladys story of the month, trending Facebook thing and then no more money. For I don't know the city see or for what somebody one can get along with roads, no money for this roads, no money,

edgy education or whenever there is the point being that it would make the stability of the government are very difficult proposition, but also it means that when you pay taxes you may be paying for things that you would not give him the chance. I decide to support. So let's go back to earth shift just for a moment, then not to shift shift gears, Asher Effort and speaking of things that are then I would support. Then I think we have word from responsive Well, hello. There, sir, are you tired of being access with money. Well, yeah There is something else I can do is. Oh I'm glad you ass. My friend here take this shovel. Ok out, pretty happy, that's right

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so one thing we can talk about or the semantics of taxes in the way people discuss them, ethics right. It goes back to the wording of various amendments like who are we the people? What is the difference between income and wages? Alex people argue that wages are not income and the income itself, for instance, is only derived from investments or something like that, and that has often been has often been Canada dismissed by the court, My kind of I mean you gotta go agree with what sort with prejudice I thought. Well, it's! Ok. We had a great response on our video series on this, because a couple of people pointed out I incorrectly that there were cases where someone argued that they should have to pay income tax and the jury.

Find in their favour. These, however, were civil courts, not criminal courts and one Differences in there is that a civil court only decides if a crime was committed. The crime was intentionally committed and dumb, because there was a It appears that agreed with the defendant. Found guilty. We love these corrections and if you check video either, on our own websites that they want. You know dot com or you too, You can learn a lot more about it, but now it's time talking about the constitutional arguments, it's right. It's not asked the sixteenth amendment crack. That's correct, the, U Gaza the first Amendment of freedom of speech a lot of times. People believe that, because you have the right things on attacks form its violating your freedom,

each year like revile each freedom of religion. If you have a religious objection to paint but we know that doesn't really does really work there a special codes. Exemptions that- in a mom were pre store rabbi or whoever religious officer might have, but the Euro core already ruled in case called Reynolds. This. Is the United States that you served obeyed, no matter how much we believe that it doesn't applied here, but do you know you might get into the deduction here, therefore, for your religious beliefs? but you're certainly not exempt to paying the tax if you're gonna live inside the country whose women? Since Dana makes sense to me on this surprised me were how much made sense. Could you please the fifth to avoid paint paying

taxes. So let's talk about it in Brazil right she sees a brook iris. I like it. I found my taxes because I would be in the remaining myself yeah, oh wow, that's quite ingenious. Did it work? No, I didn't work out good question. There was a case with: U S, verses, Sullivan, where Justice Oliver Window holes said that he will. Essentially he said now. You are ridiculous. I mean Beers Supreme Court justice. He didn't say sadly ridiculous, but he did. He take clearly outline why you can't do this than I do like the idea, though, when I have to say just at least coming up that idea in ran fighting it in court. Try really too Are you in court that way? That's all that takes moxie

and then there's another idea here that the takings were takings in the in the fifth amendments. Taking flaws means that you can't take something from, a taxpayer Leslie receive just compensation and the? U S Supreme Court rejected this one too and numerous arguments about due process have been made to the idea that you can't be deprived of life, liberty and property without due process, but there is a huge list of courts in cases that have flatly ridge, To this I mean I guess we can read em at long last year, I'm not going to read out the slogan was, if you really want all these cases, just email us, add conspiracy, a discovery, dot, com and I'll just send it to you. That's probably easier way for us to handle this sure thing.

And I agree that thirteen the amendment is aid other story- this concerns a guy named Arthur J Porth. He said that the whole sixteenth amendment was in constitutional because the ok here we go here's his pitch are these guys make impediments the income tax under the irish code of nineteen thirty nine was involved Harry Servitude served dude, which violated the thirteenth amendment, and you know he lost any eyes. Do an interesting argument. The I'm sorry not Glaser that one, but about the thirteenth amendment was one that I found particularly interesting. Just the idea that we are now citizens of the United States government as a whole, but we are each citizens of the state in which we live that idea! That's that's interesting, because the argument from there we go

therefore, Washington has no power to tax anybody who is not specifically on federal land and to whom the. However, they all no there's another argument there I think at supporting the amendment. That is also the argument there was never properly ratified. This has, of course, been rejected and theirs the argument that there is a missing thirteenth member in the constitution met the titles of nobility amendments were the sounds rich. I like this tat. So, according to the story, the unproven, Laurie. This would take citizenship away from any person receiving a title of nobility. Therefore, then scan read. This quote. Therefore, actions taken by lawyers and judges use the title Esquire, which protesters claims is nobility our monarchical and therefore,

constitutional interests there see. I would want to argue that if you use that in your name- and you are nobility than you are above the misery and enable to be taxed they then they said who is as wire. Do China take my thirty plus per cent I'll? So how I am interested here we're doing a lot of these arguments were reading her and then made nineteenth century late nineteenth century. When do you think this one came around. Let's say: I'm gonna guess we're. Ok. Do I get a whole century? That's a long time! Yeah you get a wholesome. It's up to you all gotta, be the twentieth century. A problem probably right that it came around, then it was argued as recently as two thousand I've. Why? How really yet case called camping verses towns? It was a defence to charge attack

Asian, ok, so the next one is a huge arguing, seeing this all over the place, you can go on Youtube and find a ton of videos that argue about personal sovereignty, being a sovereign individual inside a state or a land and or now leave those natural individual, sometimes right and thereby saying that they have not requested things that would come along with paying it at your taxes, We need to use the resources and the things that you gain from paying taxes. Were they don't have to pay for them, so in when they see this, they mean stuff lake, no food stamps, no unemployment insurance typically ignore the intangible things like on new, cleaner, environment more general safety right, but you that's a hot. That's a hot

an error to hurry abbot. But there are, I mean, they're in tangible things all over the place. Your point also, this has been rejected in numerous cases- Just like the federal zone thing and oh, the very last ones. One argument: alot attacks, protesters makers at the income of individuals is not taxable, because income should only mean corporate profits, what game and, as we learned in one of our recent videos on corporate taxation, the world of taxes and corporations is incredibly complex and some so companies managed to pay very little in income tax for poor corporations, which I think is what thirty five percent. If I presented the standard, it's really interesting and research for that.

Hitler episode. You start to see more of the grey areas in the corporations which I hate to say because it generally, I just get upset when I imagine the just the billions of dollars that companies corporations get away with not paying taxes on, but then you look around in some of the arguments that we found that they may be paying taxes, not necessarily in the U S but outside to other states. Other countries right yes, hotter base. If something around the world and their pain, but it just if still feels somehow unjust. I think one of the things bothers lot of peoples, We all know that the average Jane John DOE a small business. World It's never have an entire cadre of top gun level. Accountants, sure they're too, to make sure that you dont pay anything.

And you're. One of the big concerns that we raise the video is that, after a certain threshold as possible, that corporations are sculpting the laws through the things like allocating the other lobbying initiative is more the boss awaiting its just the outright truth. Tat is not so. We ve run through some of the biggest tax conspiracy theories, and I've gotta applaud us for not going into the FED, which is a whole different. Podcast, however, met at this point, I have to ask you which of these sounds most plausible, yet pick one to go in court. Oh man, how thank you for that question pan out had to go and court and argue for one of these.

I would probably I dont know. I like I like the freedom of speech, one as silly as it sounds they're just because I Higgins actually see the connection there. But it's out, I don't know you know what I would go. The freeman argument oh dear, I wanted you not Frederick sound. Yeah, already met Frederick, has not met Frederick the cooperation or met Frederick. The company right. Have you it's Elliot going back to when the language things? I that's that's fastening, because there are quite a few separatist group. Here in Georgia alone. We, of course, when the state of Georgia and the? U S, there are several separatist groups, one of which was, I think, the sovereign nation of Georgia. And these guys had their own license plates were making their own ideas and stuff, but these these separatist groups, especially in such a huge country, pop

more than you might think if you just watch mainstream news, because of course, mainstream news is not going to give attention to that kind of, don't even look at yes, it's definitely seventy suppress, but it devilish, and when those guys get busted Wanna things are you busted for is. Is that argument I would go with our hedge. My bets So I would, I would get religious belief or go with it. A religious environment a good year right and they want to contain repay my taxes. I'd say that I can't because my religious beliefs, and even if I could take it by the fifth amendment, an earlier Arafat Ask me what the religious beliefs are. Hopefully I would have something

maybe I just keep bleeding the fit. I cannot tell you: will you just gotta keep going back, so are you I play the first hour while simply the first, so I can't write anything down. I refused father first and then that, due to the further than that, I will see that incriminate myself to the freedom of speech as silly as were making it sound. I do like the fact that it would be terribly annoying for anyone who's trying to try you just You know if you are the three main argument or you are you just any of those that are ridiculously complicated and think would be fun However, if you're no, neither of us of course journey experts on taxation nor litigation, but we do that there have been cases again. Thank you You viewers out there who let us know that there have been cases wherein, in a civil court. A jury found

Someone had not committed a criminal act. This is not the same thing as something that sets a precedent with a finding supply words Jackie errors, the court of appeals or something this is this- is Allie jury trials by. I was speaking more generally than I should have been when I said that its never held up. It has not held up in cases where a judge is making the decision. Thank you guys for listening. We do want to point out the forehead out that way free in this with a little bit of humor. But the truth of the matter is this the cause, vision of the United States is a living document, and the President of litigation only exists Because people challenge laws, so I have immense respect for anyone who is honestly

sincerely going through the entire hassle of a court system and seeing the danger of imprisonment of research. Indeed believe- and I dont think I I think it is inherently wrong too. To challenge a law with which you did Greed. That is part of the way the court system supposed to work right area. I applaud anyone that has been decided to stand up and try and fight for they will even now. I know that is also speaking. Generalisations. That also potentially income since a lot of things with which, I might add, I agree we have only, but that's that's part of what we are. Supposed to be a we finally get to say the following acknowledge pay, for the is the right to. Is this the right he's those concerns, and

You, if you are in a jury case, ya, know the the other. Twelve people may say: hey guys got a point in my case they would say hey that guy with is weird religions. I'm just gonna make one up. He has a point. You should the incriminate himself? then I'll, say hey guys. Wanna join my called I'll, say: hey, you ve heard of jury notification and they'll be like Oh yeah, I didn't. I get arrested for passenger information about Julia occasion. Jury The is the idea that A jury care, careful, be careful, there are no no I'll Syria will It's a story for another day will look. You can look up, jury notification in the meantime probably also finds himself on our website about it. We are stuff, they don't want you to know dot com. We hope you this episode. We hope that you hit us up. I Facebook and twitter.

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